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World's Med Students Declare for Open Access
Whether "information wants to be free" or not is arguable. But medical students seem overwhelmingly to want it to be free. The largest organization of medical students in the world,
Are You Really an Entrepreneur?
This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. Google the phrase "Are you an entrepreneur?" and you'll
Hip New iPhone Health App The Eatery Leaves Me Hungry for Info
The Eatery is a beautifully designed new iPhone app that helps you report what you're eating and have its healthfulness rated by other users of the system. Built by former
Video Game Helps Patients Stick to Meds
Two years ago, HopeLab released Re-Mission, a shoot 'em up game with a difference in an attempt to help cancer afflicted teenagers stick to their medication. This past August, clinical
Mobile Phones Will Serve as Central Hub to "Internet of Things"
At a keynote event during this week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Qualcomm Chairman and CEO Dr. Paul Jacobs talked about how mobile technology could be used to connect non-phone,
Is App Addiction a Real Thing?
Do you jokingly refer to yourself as an "app addict?" That is, are you someone so obsessed with your mobile phone applications that you've filled numerous screens full of apps,
Healthcare Reform is a Cloud: Interview with Matthew Holt & Richard MacManus
It's a sunny afternoon in San Francisco and health care is in the air. I'm sitting at the the Peet's in the SF Ferry Building eating a vegan ginger
Social Media Saves Lives: Salmonella Outbreak Pushes HHS, FDA, CDC to Get Social
Following the recent peanut-butter-borne Salmonella outbreak, the United States Department of Health and Human Services - specifically the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -
Report: 'Mobile Activism' on the Rise
Wireless Technology for Social Change: Trends in NGO Mobile Use, a report released today by the United Nations Foundation and the Vodafone Group Foundation, uses 11 case studies to detail
Health 2.0 Through the Eyes of a Diabetic - One Year Later
One year ago, I discovered that I had contracted Type 1 Diabetes. I was 36 at that point and it's relatively rare for someone of my age to suddenly get
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