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On October 1, Nadim Mahmud & Josh Nesbit of Medic Mobile delivered the 2012 The Iscol Family Program for Leadership Development in Public Service Lecture, From Ideas to Action: Technology and Global Health. Medic Mobile uses cell phones to disseminate medical information to remote populations without access to medical care, including parts of Africa and Southeast Asia.
Video from the 2012 Iscol Lecture now online
October 26, 2012
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Nadim Mahmud, Josh Nesbit, Jill Iscol, and Ken Iscol
This year the program format was a panel discussion with the invited speakers and Jill Iscol. Following the panel conversation and Q&A, Jill Iscol signed copies of her book, Hearts on Fire: Twelve Stories of Today's Visionaries Igniting Vision into Action. Medic Mobile's story is included in the book. The paperback and enriched e-book editions of Hearts on Fire are being published in January 2013.
Video of the 2012 Iscol Lecture is now online here.
A Cornell Chronicle story with more information on the event can be read here.