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The world’s Number 1 infant protection systemXmark is pleased to announce that its Hugs® infant protection system helped to protect more than one million infants in 2007, representing approximately a quarter of all infants born in the United States*.
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2 local hospitals' security systems help prevent baby abductions
Its new parents’ worst nightmare: Their child is abducted from the hospital shortly after being born.
While that scenario hasn’t played out in Enid, it has elsewhere in the country. Now, both Enid hospitals have plans in place to keep it from ever happening here.
Kasey Fowler - EnidNews.com
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Infants protected by new security system at VWCH The hospital recently installed the Hugs® infant protection system to safeguard its infants and children from the threat of abduction.
By Ed Gebert - Times Bulletin News Writer |
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Hugs system protects over one million babies in 2007 The Hugs system protects over one million babies in 2007 Xmark is pleased to announce that its Hugs® infant protection system helped to protect more than one million infants in 2007, representing approximately a quarter of all infants born in the United States*.
*Source: National vital statistics reports; vol 56 no 6. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2007. |
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WQOW ABC 18 NEWS Patient Protection: New System Monitors Babies
The Red Cedar Medical Centre In Menomoniem |
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Wireless Week 'RFID's good, bad & ugly'
by Rhonda Wickham |
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The Register Security bracelet foils child abduction
RDIDs tags put to good use by John Leyden |
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Information Week RFID System Prevented a Possible Infant Abduction
VeriChip's 'Hugs' Infant Protection System sounded an alarem when the parents of an infant attempted to remove their baby without authorization from a hospital's nursery by Laurie Sullivan |
Audio/Video Featured Articles
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Global News
Xmark CEO Dan Gunther comments on what hospitals can learn from the recent abduction attempt in Ontario, Canada.
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Media Mash
HUGS in place at hospital A week after a day-old baby girl was abducted from a Sudbury hospital sparking a provincewide Amber Alert, officials at Lakeridge Health are reminding parents that the local hospital network has high-tech measures in place to protect infants in its care. Jillian Follert filed this report. Read article
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WBT News
HUGS simple tagging for infant and mother to prevent mismatches
Interview with Dan Gunther President of VeriChip Corp.
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CBC Radio
HUGS prevents infant abduction
Interview with Dan Gunther President of VeriChip Corp.
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Eye Witness News
Presbyterian Maternity Hospital Infant Abduction Attempt
Steve Litz
Time 2:06 (17Mb) |
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Eye Witness News
Flushing Hospital Medical Center
Stacey Sager
Time 2:20 (7.8Mb) |
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Eye Witness News
Presbyterian Maternity Hospital Infant Abdcution Attempt
Steve Litz
Time 3:32 (28Mb) |
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Health Matters
Medical City Dallas Hospital
Theressa Hernandaz
Time 2:12 (4Mb) |
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CBS 11
VP of Center of Missing and Exploited Children
Includes comments from John Rabun VP or Centre for Missing and Exploited Children.
Time 2:23 (4Mb) |
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NBC 4 New York
Flushing Hospital Medical Center
Time 2:49 (12Mb) |
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CBS Channel 5
HUGS - Medical City Dallas Hospital
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American Medical Review
HUGS
Time 3:29 (11Mb) |
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