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Few sites will have more instant name recognition that www.drkoop.com, although the site has no affiliation with C. Everett Koop. A rich and comprehensive site, with links, information, animations and video that covers the entire clinical spectrum. More.

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 | HSG News: Medical Records Online |  |
If you have ever driven to your doctor's office to get a copy of your medical records, you may have wished for an easier way.
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Posted by Deborah on Thursday, July 24 @ 14:50:16 EDT (4 daily)
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 | HSG News: Largest online medical encyclopedia planned |  |
A plan to create the world's largest online medical encyclopedia was announced today.
Known as Medpedia, the site will be free and available to the public when it launches at the end of this year.
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Posted by Deborah on Thursday, July 24 @ 10:38:59 EDT (2 daily)
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 | HSG News: Hendricks Regional Health launches new site |  |
Danville -- Every day eight million Americans use the Internet to search for health information. In order to provide a better resource to the community, Hendricks Regional Health has launched a new website aimed at today's savvy healthcare consumers.More
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Posted by hsg on Tuesday, July 01 @ 16:28:08 EDT (109 daily)
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 | News: Web may hold key to fighting new HIV wave |  |
As infection rates rise among young gay men, the U's prototype website spreads a safe-sex mantra. More
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Posted by hsg on Tuesday, July 01 @ 16:21:00 EDT (104 daily)
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 | News: Check your source for online medical advise |  |
So maybe you've got a fever, or a sore throat, or weird aches and pains that won't go away, but you're not sure if you should go to the doctor. More and more of you are turning to the internet to check up on health symptoms. Click for more
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Posted by hsg on Friday, March 07 @ 12:18:40 EST (613 daily)
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 | HSG News: HealthCare.com & MediResource Partner on tools |  |
MIAMI and TORONTO, Jan. 16 /PRNewswire/ --
HealthCare.com (http://www.healthcare.com/), the leading healthcare provider directory and online health destination, today announced that it has reached an agreement with MediResource (http://www.mediresource.com/), a leading creator and syndicator of interactive health content to healthcare companies, government websites, and online media sites, to jointly market and license their respective content libraries, directories, and tools as a bundled health offering to website publishers. Such a solution enables destination websites to create a fully-branded, out-of-the-box online health offering that combines medically-reviewed disease, condition and medication content, health and wellness tools, a healthcare provider directory and a health vertical search engine, all on an ad-supported basis.
Under the agreement HealthCare.com and MediResource will package their content and tools offering into an integrated, hosted health portal solution. HealthCare.com, a top online health destination, will contribute their fully- branded healthcare provider directory which is comprised of 1.7 million verified listings of health professionals, practices, facilities and services across 250+ health categories, along with its proprietary health vertical search engine. MediResource will contribute an offering which includes over 20,000 pages of consumer health content including a Disease and Medical Condition Library, Drug Library, Patient Support Groups Directory, Lab Tests and Procedures Database, Interactive Symptom Checker, Daily Health Tips, Health Articles, Disease and Condition Channels, Interactive Health Tools, Calculators and Risk Assessments. Furthermore, content and tools from the MediResource offering will be implemented as part of HealthCare.com consumer facing website.
The Health Portal Solution provided by both companies is expected to increase website profitability, traffic and usability. Health, one of the most valuable and fastest growing segments of the Internet with over 80% of Internet users in the U.S. alone searching for health content, augments the capacity for web portals to offer accurate, verified and medically-reviewed health content. The offering brings down the barriers for websites to create a branded, turn-key solution from which to push leading health information to their existing base of users and generate new ad inventory and revenues. Leveraging a highly scalable infrastructure enables MediResource and HealthCare.com to provide partner sites a comprehensive health solution without upfront or ongoing operational costs or license fees.
"It is a milestone for us to be working with a long-term and leading player in the online healthcare space as MediResource," said Howard Yeh, VP of Corporate Development at HealthCare.com. "Our joint content and tools offering is a great solution for publishers looking to enhance their health content offering without the requisite upfront licensing and development costs. The solution targets both national health information at the disease/medication level and local healthcare at the provider level."
"We are extremely pleased to be working with HealthCare.com," said Pierre Paquette, COO of MediResource. "The partnership with HealthCare.com is a right fit, win-win opportunity for MediResource to expand our solution and to offer our content clients a more valuable proposition, while providing health seekers more complete user experience."
About HealthCare.com, Inc.
HealthCare.com, Inc. is a leading online health destination at http://www.healthcare.com/, providing healthcare content and tools that empower health seekers in their search for knowledge and care. The company's consumer health offering is centered upon its web content portal, its health vertical search engine and its proprietary Care Provider Register. The Care Provider Register is the most comprehensive, complete and intelligent care provider directory on the web, which features over 1.7 million providers across the U.S. in over 250 categories, as well as over 10,000 providers in major medical tourism countries. For additional information, please visit http://www.healthcare.com/.
About MediResource, Inc.
MediResource is a leading provider of health information, decision support tools, and online health technologies, as well as one of the leading operators of consumer health portals. Founded in 1996 as a pioneer in interactive health, building websites and CD-ROMs, MediResource health content and technologies power health verticals for some of North America's leading media and news organizations including FOX, AOL, Yahoo, CanWest, Medbroadcast, and a number of newspaper sites. For additional information, please visit http://www.mediresource.com/.
HealthCare.com, Inc.
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Posted by hsg on Wednesday, January 16 @ 10:16:55 EST (765 daily)
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 | HSG News: New U-M Web site makes eating better easier |  |
FruitsThe individually tailored Web site, Cancer Center Recipes Just for You, features delicious recipes developed by Graham Kerr, TV’s “Galloping Gourmet” and leading advocate for healthy eating. The Web site also contains several hundred video and audio clips of Kerr preparing the dishes. Click Here for more
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Posted by hsg on Tuesday, October 30 @ 15:22:06 EDT (921 daily)
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 | HSG News: Google announces support of online health |  |
Google has announced plans to support online personal health information in the US. Click Here for more
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Posted by hsg on Monday, October 22 @ 15:28:05 EDT (1088 daily)
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 | News: Google announces support of online health market |  |
Google has announced plans to support online personal health information in the US.
Speaking at the Web 2.0 Summit, Google's vice president of search products and user experience Marissa Mayer stated that the search engine plans to support the "storage and movement" of electronic health records in the country.
She noted that Google became interested in the idea following the problems caused by paper health records as a result of the recent Hurricane Katrina.
"In that moment, it was too late for us to mobilise. It doesn't make sense to generate this volume of information on paper. It should be something that is digital. People should have control over their own records," she stated.
Ms Mayer added that the project was a "huge endeavour", will require "a lot of breakthroughs in digitisation" and that Google will provide more information in coming months.
Microsoft is also interested in the online healthcare market, having recently purchased Medstory, whose search software is designed for health information.
Earlier this month, Microsoft went a step further, launching an online healthcare service intended to assist patients in monitoring their medical conditions and taking control of their health records.
Named HealthVault, the service will enable users to share and store health records over the internet, collect and organise data relating to a range of medical home devices and seek medical information.
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Posted by hsg on Monday, October 22 @ 15:24:16 EDT (1007 daily)
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 | HSG News: More of us seek medical information online |  |
According to a report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project in 2005, 95 million Americans had turned to the Internet for information. In a typical day, the report noted, more Americans went online for medical information than to their doctor’s office. Click Here for more
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Posted by hsg on Tuesday, October 16 @ 09:55:13 EDT (1030 daily)
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National Institute of Health
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·Scientists Define 21 New Genes Associated with Crohn's Disease
·NIAID Will Not Move Forward With The Pave 100 HIV Vaccine Trial
·NHGRI Funds Next Step in Understanding Biological Roots of Common Diseases
·NIH Awards More Than $33 Million to Fund State-of-the-Art Research Equipment
·Children's Physical Activity Drops From Age 9 to 15, NIH Study Indicates
·Research Uncovers Little-Known Impacts of Smell and Taste on Health
·NIH Helps Advance Women in Biomedical Research Careers
·Statement of Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Griffin P. Rodgers, M.D., M.A.C.P., Director, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and Elizabeth G. Nabel, M.D., Director, National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute on the U. S. Transplant Games, July 11, 2008
·Reading, Math Scores Up For 4th and 8th graders, Federal Report Shows
·Common Mechanisms May Underlie Autism's Seemingly Diverse Mutations
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