Most Creative Presentation Ever: E-patient Stories in Limerick
Kevin, MD has recently shared a video of Better Health’s Val Jones who is a fellow blogger of mine on Better Health Network, and who gave a presentation at the e-Patient Connections 2009 Conference. She used limericks to tell the stories of two e-patients. What is a limerick? Here is an example: The limerick

Health 2.0 News: Lifehacks and Patients
ePatient2009: Voice of the Patient. (SixUntilMe): Kerri Morrone Sparling has recently talked at an epatient conference. An Interview of @EndreJofoldi of HealthMash (Phil Baumann) FDA regulations for e-marketing of Drugs

Pew Internet Research: Healthcare FAQ
A few months ago, I wrote about the latest Pew Internet Research report that focused on online health information and the world of e-patients. I also shared excerpts: 61% of American adults look online for health information. In 2000, 46% of American adults had access to the internet, 5% of U.S. households had broadband connections, and 25% of American adults looked online for health information. Now, 74% of American adults go online, 57% of

Best Science Visualization and Music Videos of 2009
Wired Magazine always publishes some interesting videos dedicated to science and, let’s say, fun. Here are the entries and a few sample videos. Best Science Visualization Videos of 2009 Volume rendering is a technique used to display two-dimensional data in three-dimensional space. ImageVis3D is a new volume-rendering program developed by the NIH/NCRR Center for Integrative Biomedical Computing, designed to be simpler, faster and more interactive than standard volume-rendering programs. This video demonstrates some of the key features of ImageVis3D

Surgical Videos Now and in the 1930s
Every time I check Or-Live.com, I’m amazed by the number of quality surgical videos uploaded there. They actually stream videos from surgeries live. State-of-the-art content. But if you browse the Wellcome Library, you will find surgical videos from the 1930s created by the