The Lazarus Effect
It costs about 40 cents a day to provide a person with life-saving antiretroviral medication.
Watch “The lazarus Effect”, a 30-minute documentary following the story of HIV positive people in Africa, and be sure to DONATE.
Super Sexy Abdominal Thrust
Here we go again….a new instruction video from Fortnight Lingerie.
Hey girl, you choking
Super Sexy CPR
Company called Fortnight Lingerie has launched an interesting campaign for their products.
What they did was shoot a short educational CPR video. Some procedures in it aren’t exactly correct, but nevertheless it is very educational ![]()
Hmmmm, let me see that again……
G for Geneva, G for Gold

I just came back home from 38th Exhibition of Inventions Geneva held in Geneva, Switzerland. Among around a thousand inventions, including 55 from class M (Medicine, Surgery, Hygiene, Orthopedics, Materials for the handicapped), I have demonstrated my CPR device (you can see it in my presentation from Amsterdam). The whole experience was truly fantastic and made even sweeter at the end, since my invention was awarded a gold medal from the international jury. Big thank you goes out to people from Noven, StivTrade, Croatian Association of Inventors, and Istrian Inventors.
For a quick preview, take a look at the short video below. More media will follow.
Ladies of the night to use AEDs

A well known Italian newspaper, Corriere della Sera, writes about an interesting initiative among prostitutes in the Ticino region of Switzerland. Lugano, a city in this region, is known to be somewhat of a sex capital with more than 38 sex clubs, which are frequently visited by man from neighboring Italy. Some of these man do not come home alive. Let’s just say they died happy, if you know what I mean
However, this is in no way good for business, so lovely ladies who work in these clubs decided to do something about it. They want to get trained in CPR, as well as equip their work place with automated external defibrillators (AED). An AED is a portable electronic device that automatically diagnoses the potentially life threatening cardiac arrhythmias of ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia in a patient, and is able to treat them through defibrillation, the application of electrical therapy which stops the arrhythmia, allowing the heart to reestablish an effective rhythm.
Way to go girls, you rock! Fantastic initiative indeed.
To learn how to start an AED program in your community, visit American Heart Association if in US, or Arrhythmia Alliance in UK.
Video of My Mobile Monday Talk is Online
Organizers have published the video of my talk from recently held Mobile Monday Amsterdam event titled Mobile Health. Be sure to watch it and let me know what you think.
Mobile Monday Amsterdam now has their own YouTube channel, so you can watch all those brilliant talks from their previous and future events.

