by e-Patient Dave | May 20, 2010
@ej_butler (Brisbane’s Ed Butler) pointed out an extended online version of “In Praise of Oversharing” from Time, May 31. Thoughty and nuanced, with a healthcare spin.
by Gilles Frydman | Mar 25, 2010
Lygeia Riccardi’s post today on The Health Care Blog begins: I recently applied for life insurance. The broker, whom I’ve never met, asked about my health history. “So you’ve just had a baby,” he began. I asked him how he knew. “You’re on Twitter.” Read...
by Susannah Fox | Feb 11, 2010
If you follow Jeff Jarvis on Twitter or read his blog, you know (maybe more than you wanted to) about his fight against prostate cancer. I’ve mostly paid attention to what he’s written about technology and journalism, but check out this excerpt from his...
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Mar 10, 2009
Join Dr. John Grohol in a SXSW Core Conversation this Sunday in Austin, Texas. With the rise of social networking in health, the inevitable questions arise about patient’s data and privacy. But such networks also allow for aggregating data which can help people...
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Dec 3, 2007
In all the hype surrounding the latest Internet bubble, we’re faced with user-generated content and meaningless marketing terms like “Health 2.0” which are used to suggest everything and nothing all at once. Whatever definition of Health 2.0 you can...
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