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Chasing Dreams: The Women Engineering Vietnam’s Future

August 26, 2017
Part 1: Le Thi Thu Hang of GE Healthcare
Chasing dreams is never easy. But for the women helping to engineer Vietnam’s future, chasing dreams has offered both challenge, and hard-earned reward.

Vietnam is a nation with a strong record of promoting gender equality, with one of the most engaged female labour forces in the world. Yet women persistently face challenges and as a nation we must come together to address.
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Looks Can Be Deceiving: How GE Tech Is Changing Healthcare In Myanmar From The Inside Out

August 26, 2017
By Jaiden Coonan
At first glance, the Bahosi hospital in Myanmar may not catch your eye.  It is humbly tucked away on a busy street corner in downtown Yangon, hidden among other offices and apartment buildings. Parts of its weathered façade are cracked and interwoven with vines, as the jungle fights to reclaim territory lost to the city.

But while the hospital may only boast fading paint on the outside, what it contains on the inside brings meaning to the classic phrase “don’t judge a book by its cover.”

GE Looks Back

August 24, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uusAeCOi8DY
Malaysia has come a long way from where it was to where it is today, with tremendous economic growth and infrastructure expansion. Since GE’s first office in Malaysia in 1975, we have seen Malaysia grow in every sector, from oil and gas to healthcare. GE is honoured to be able to support this nation’s infrastructure growth. In this video, Stuart Dean, CEO of GE ASEAN describes GE’s milestones, transforming with the nation in the last 40 years.
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An Education in Pink: Breast Density & Cancer Awareness

August 24, 2017
Did you know that breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Malaysian women? And the density of your breast plays a role in identifying cancer tumors?
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Running On Plenty – Rock Star Runs 400km For Hospital Charity Fund In Thailand

August 22, 2017
Image above was sourced from Bodyslam.
Like Bono, Sir Elton John, and Sir Paul McCartney, Thailand’s Artiwara Kongmalai is a fellow RWC (Rocker with Compassion) who uses his star power to raise money for local communities in need.

As lead singer of Bodyslam - Thailand’s biggest rock band - Artiwara (nicknamed Toon) is renowned for his full-on, head-banging performances in concert halls, stadiums, and music festivals nationwide.
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Healthy Financing: How A Nearly Bankrupt Hospital Is Being Nursed Back To Life

Bruce Watson
July 27, 2017
It was almost Christmas 2015, and St. Francis Medical Center, a Daughters of Charity hospital in Lynwood, California, was in serious pain. Rising healthcare costs and falling insurance reimbursements were squeezing its ailing bottom line. The managers needed to act quickly or the hospital, along with five other Daughters of Charity hospitals, might collapse and cause a blow to the community.
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Looking For The Unknown: Artificial Intelligence Is Seeking Cancer Patterns That Have Eluded Humans

Maggie Sieger
July 03, 2017
Men in Brazil, diagnosed with colorectal cancer, usually refuse the surgical removal of the colon, one of the recommended treatments. After surgery, patients are required to have a colostomy bag for the rest of their lives. This is a real concern in the body-conscious Brazilian culture.
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GE's “In The Wild” Series Goes Under The Hood of a CT Machine

June 05, 2017
In the time it takes for your heart to beat once, GE Healthcare’s Revolution CT scanner can capture a detailed picture of your body. What sorcery is this? Alie Ward and Adam Savage, the hosts of GE’s web series “In The Wild”, go under the machine's hood to find out in today’s episode.
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The Future of Work

Leaner Than Lean: How Digitalization Transforms Manufacturing

Randy Stearns
May 12, 2017
If you want to see the future of manufacturing, follow the Tama River about 45 kilometers upstream from Tokyo’s Haneda Airport to the GE Healthcare facility in Hino, Japan. Inside this outwardly conventional, low-rise suburban business complex is emerging the blueprint for the future of manufacturing, tweak by painstaking tweak.
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The Future of Work

GE Healthcare's 3D Printing Incubator Is Liberating Engineers (And Much More)

Tomas Kellner
May 10, 2017
Hailing from the Outer Banks, a long, sandy necklace of islands hanging from North Carolina’s Atlantic coast, Jimmie Beacham knows something about witnessing history. When his grandfather, John, was a small boy, he watched one of the Wright brothers’ first attempts at flight in nearby Kitty Hawk, a feat that ultimately ended up changing how we live. Now Beacham himself is in the vanguard of a revolution, one that is changing how we design and make things. It’s called additive manufacturing, which includes technologies like 3D printing.
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