For babies who are born premature or sick, the first months of life are a struggle. The Homerton Hospital in East London takes the smallest and the sickest of these babies. These newborns are highly sensitive to their environment -- small changes in temperature and humidity can have a real impact on their health and comfort. GE recently donated £4.8 million worth of healthcare technology to Homerton Hospital, including a number of high tech incubators that are capable of maintaining the precise temperature and humidity recommended by the doctors. These incubators and medical supplies will have a lasting impact on the London community -- who knows, maybe one of these babies will grow up to be an Olympic athlete! Learn more about GE Works -- visit www.GE.com
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Darius is Still Playing Baseball (GE Works)
Every year, high school athletes die from heart abnormalities. Darius Loving is a teenager who has a heart abnormality -- but his was detected, and he's alive and playing baseball. GE makes medical devices that enable physicians to make an accurate assessment of the patient's condition -- potentially saving their lives. These devices helped doctors to diagnose Darius Loving's heart abnormality early and -- with careful monitoring -- he can still step into the batter's box and take his cuts. Learn more about imaging technology at GE Works - visit www.GE.com.
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