Story in Boston Globe about using remote diagnostic tools to treat strokes — successfully. This technology has been available for wider distribution in Georgia for the past 4 years. Remind me to write the list of reasons why this technology, at an initial cost of less then $10,000 per installation, has not been deployed, in Georgia.
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