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		<title>Article in August Issue of Life Extension Magazine</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Medical ID Card Holds Your Records Electronically By Harlan C. Bieley, MD Some day soon, your medical records will be stored electronically in a worldwide database that can be accessed by doctors anywhere on earth in case of an emergency. However, due to the incredibly slow pace that the government has moved to make this [...]]]></description>
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<h1>Medical ID Card Holds Your Records Electronically</h1>
<p>By Harlan C. Bieley,  MD</td>
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<p>Some day soon, your medical records will be stored electronically in a  worldwide database that can be accessed by doctors anywhere on earth in case of  an emergency. However, due to the incredibly slow pace that the government has  moved to make this future a reality, many elderly citizens are stuck in the Dark  Ages. Don’t be one of them!</p>
<p>Two new products called <em><strong>911 Medical ID Card™</strong></em> and  <em><strong>911 Medical ID Medallion™</strong></em> are the perfect way to  bridge the gap between the current file folder medical system and the digital  medical system that is just around the corner.</p>
<p><em><strong>911 Medical ID Card™</strong></em> is a pre-programmed USB that  holds all of your medical information in the shape of a credit card so it fits  easily into your wallet. It has the capacity to hold all of your personal and  medical information so you have it with you when needed. It’s easy to set up and  easy to keep updated. When needed, the card opens in seconds on a Windows™-based  computer and is able to be read almost instantly.</p>
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<p>Why take the chance that during an emergency a doctor is unable to locate  your medical history? When seconds count, having all of your vital information  on you may literally be the difference between life and death. The <em>911  Medical ID Card™</em> employs patent-protected next generation technology that  stands to revolutionize portable personal health records. The cutting-edge  components combined with a superior design and proprietary hardware make this a  can’t-miss safety net for you or your loved ones.</p>
<p>For those of you who don’t carry a wallet, the <em>911 Medical ID  Medallion™</em> offers the same features as the <em>911 Medical ID Card™</em> but fits on a lanyard or chain around your neck so it is easy to find. The  <em>911 Medical ID Medallion™</em> has a 2GB memory and is the thinnest,  smallest and lightest medical records USB device ever made. It is the best way  to assure that children, seniors, and those with disabilities and/or other  special needs are always protected.</p>
<p>Both the <em>911 Medical ID Card™</em> and the <em>911 Medical ID  Medallion™</em> are an easy and efficient way to carry your important medical  records. They are thin, portable and easily found by emergency responders and  hospital staff. If you are concerned about a loved one’s well-being or your own  well-being, carrying a <em>911 Medical ID™</em> device will give you the peace  of mind knowing your vital medical information is found and easily accessible  when needed.</td>
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		<title>Welcome to the new 911 Medical ID Blog</title>
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