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By Heather Callaghan Earlier this week, I wrote about a deal reached that would soon be pumping out medical microchip implants. Meet the new face...

The charity foundation of Bill Gates partnered with MIT to work on implantable remote controlled birth control chips that can be implanted anywhere in body.

By Heather Callaghan A pharma company with generic drugs meets michrochip and biotech in a marriage of implantable devices that are shockingly close to the...

An NBC clip entitled, “The Year 2017.” The video report predicts a near future in which every American will be microchipped by the year 2017.

A compilation of frequently-asked questions about the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) and the National DNA Index System (NDIS).

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Starting this fall, in an obviously manufactured “Problem-Reaction-Solution” scenario some Pinellas County, Florida schools will become the first in the country to use an infrared beam …

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MASONICh.I.P. Ontario

Spread the loveWhat is CHiP? The CHiP program is a free public service for the parents or guardians of young children, offered by Masonic Lodges throughout the United States and Canada. CHiP stands for “Child Identification Program,” and the events usually take place at public venues such as fairs and other community gatherings. By creating […]

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A New York hospital is using patients' palms instead of insurance cards to retrieve records. Would you high-five that?

New technology is helping hospitals get information about their patients without a single piece of paper.