Modern equipment - a positron emission tomograph (PET)/computer tomograph (CT) - is essential to such early diagnosis, and Lithuania has no such equipment.

Some OEM information is obtainable through different venues the Internet, which is limited, slow, and consumer costly; OEM sites, which are very costly, and Canadian access is denied by some OEMs; OEM-specific diagnostic tools, which are prohibitively expensive, if available; and the on-board diagnostics computer, or the OBD II, controlling hundreds of codes and diagnostics software, which may not be available to highly skilled independent technicians.

- for health: personal non-obtrusive systems that enable citizens to manage their well-being such as wearable or implantable monitoring devices with communication capabilities and autonomous systems for supporting a healthy state; emerging techniques such as molecular imaging for improved prevention and individualised medicine; health knowledge discovery and application in clinical practice; modelling and simulation of organ functions; micro- and nano-robotic devices for minimally invasive surgical and therapeutic applications; remote assistance and remote monitoring technologies for the chronically ill and for elderly people; computer aided detection and clinical decision support systems that lead to more reliable ...[+++]diagnosis and an improved workflow, eventually leading to disease specific expert systems taking an integral carecycle approach, and exploiting accumulated patient data, and model based disease knowledge through data mining, bioinformatics, and systems biology; enterprise IT systems leading to increased efficiency and reduced medical error in the hospital and in secondary care facilities;

The Motor Vehicle Manufacturers' Association claimed MMT has been destroying its on board diagnostic computers which no doubt are very important to keeping cars burning cleaner so we can all have a healthier environment.

We are talking about Canadian consumers, and we must understand that the on board diagnostic equipment sends messages to the computer.

Third, a diagnosis of their hardware and software on up to 10 computers, a review of business risks and, lastly, a detailed report and complete action plan with suggestions on the steps to take to ensure that their business becomes year 2000 compliant.