Bad pharma
According to Cory Doctorow at bOING bOING, physicians often prescribe drugs that are ineffective or harmful because pharmaceutical companies provide […]
Business, e-patients
e-patients
e-patients, Knowledge
Science, lies, evidence, knowledge
In so many fields, owing to the Internet-driven democratization of knowledge, we learn that that the power associated with hoarded
e-patients
Regina Holliday
Regina Holliday became a passionate, powerful e-patient advocate after frustrating encounters with the healthcare system as her husband, Fred, was
e-patients, Participatory Medicine
Unanswered questions about e-patients
Susannah Fox has posted two sets of questions about e-patients, sent by Liav Hertsman and his colleagues at Tel Aviv
e-patients, Participatory Medicine
Good medicine
Just three years ago, my friend Dave deBronkart’s life changed with a routine x-ray that showed a troubling shadow on
Business, e-patients, Technology
Data glitches: how to get right with your customer
My friend and colleague e-Patient Dave deBronkart explains how misinformation from a customer service agent for Verizon led to a
e-patients, Participatory Medicine
Kevin Kelly on Participatory Medicine
I’m part of the Society for Participatory Medicine, and we’ll soon be publishing the Journal of Participatory Medicine. (We already
e-patients
More on personal health records
My friend and colleague Dave deBronkart, aka “e-patient Dave,” was interviewed by the Boston Globe about his experience setting up