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Aug27
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 In the second edition of my "Posts from the Past" series, I'd like to highlight a group of articles I wrote in 2007 about pharma-non-profit cause alliances and social media. Given that my blogging time is getting ever-shorter, I'm not sure when I'll publish another series like this, but revisiting them is always lots of fun for me. To read the series, please click here. |
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Aug22
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Although it is not widely known, the US government is responsible for meeting specific public health goals over a ten-year period. Because of an initiative called Healthy People, government agencies like Health and Human Services have committed to, among other...
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Aug19
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This summer, lots of new research is being published focusing on the real-world impact of social technologies. While going through my Twitter inbox I came across a post on one of the Wall Street Journal’s blogs citing a Deloitte study...
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Aug14
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A few weeks ago, Nick Genes, MD, PhD founder of the popular health blog carnival Grand Rounds announced that he would be no longer handling the day-to-day production of the online event. I was sad to hear this, but happy...
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Aug12
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With summer winding down and many on vacation, I thought it would be a nice idea to highlight some posts that continue to receive many visits despite being years old. Sometimes I find it helpful to revisit old posts and...
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Aug 6
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Last year I had the opportunity to speak with Internet guru Esther Dyson for the Digital Health Revolution. We spoke about a range of subjects, including the future of the Internet and the impact of the genetic revolution on how...
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Aug 5
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Forrester’s Jeremiah Owyang posted a note recently about Universal Mccann’s global data on social technology usage patterns (i.e., blogging, social networking, etc.). This is a very interesting study that provides some context on how the United States stacks up with...
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