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Turn Your Head & Swipe: Doctors Love the iPad (Infographic)
The iPad meets many of the needs doctors say that have for a lightweight mobile computer and many are very interested in the device. An infographic below, from Mobile Health
Hitwise: Google Continues to Grow Market Share, Financial Search Up Big, Health Search Growth Slowing
Web traffic analysts Hitwise released a report this morning claiming that Google's search market share has continued to grow and is now 65.1%, up 5% from November of last year.
Cartoon: What Else Isn't Apple Telling Us?
The recent news about Steve Jobs' health (and leave of absence) has caused a flurry of commentary and speculation. Can Apple survive without him? Is his health a private or
Wikipedia Training for US Health Department
On July 16, the United States National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland will tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/wikipedia_training_for_us_health_department.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; welcome a handful of Wikimedia Foundation's staff and volunteers.
Mobile Data Tracking as a Model for Health & Social Transformation
Mobile phones could be used to track peoples' physical activity and other health factors, using data gathered from existing community groups to track performance against baseline standards for health, rewarding
Microsoft Acquires Health Search Engine, Medstory - The Continued Rise of Vertical Search
Microsoft has acquired Medstory, a vertical search engine for health information. This is an interesting development in a few ways - but in terms of Web tech trends, because it's
Personal Health Records: Lots of Interest, but Few Users
According to Manhattan Research, a healthcare market research company, personal health records (PHR) are slowly becoming more popular in the U.S., but concerns about privacy and a lack of understanding,
Microsoft HealthVault and Google Health - The 'Coke and Pepsi' of Online Health
Last week we reported on an interview that health blogger Amy Tenderich carried out with Google Health's Missy Krasner. Amy has followed up with an interview with Keith Toussaint, Senior
Getting Healthy With Google - Google Health Pilot Program
Google today announced a pilot program (read: closed beta) of their health records application. The program will be conducted at Cleveland Clinic hospital in Cleveland, Ohio and will include under
"Chlamydia" Most Frequently Searched Health Term On Mobile Devices
You're more likely to use your smart phone to search for information about sexually transmitted diseases and mental health issues, but searches on serious conditions like diabetes and cancer are
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