Meresa, thanks for your input!

Brilliant! Using ice packs to the femoral and axillary arteries to cool febrile patients is so effective, so I can just imagine how well it works on a healthy person who starts out normothermic. Since it could be worn under scrubs, you could take it off after the shift ends?

You could also use this on the Ebola patients. Since rehydration is critical to their survival, the Core system could help with conduction loss due to fever. Infection control might be an issue, but the brachial product might work best and possibly be disposable?

I want to try it for running/sports in the heat. If it's good enough for elite athletes, it's worth a try.

Thanks Justin for bringing a workable/evidence based solution.

Thank you for your comment! That would explain why Emory Hospital has not had any cases of transmission to nurses(correct me if I'm wrong).

This begs the question: How could these guidelines be enforced in hospitals nation/world wide?