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Revisiting Google Medicine

Submitted by Dean Giustini on July 29, 2008 - 00:49
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The idea of Google medicine originated in a 2005 editorial - "How Google is changing medicine: a medical portal is the logical next step" - in the British Medical Journal.

Adam Bosworth Leaves Google Health

Submitted by Dean Giustini on September 12, 2007 - 22:19
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As reported on Ves Dimov's Clinical Cases blog:

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Google Scholar - Beta-testing a Cop-out

Submitted by Dean Giustini on August 28, 2007 - 14:47
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At the outset of today's post, let me say that perpetual beta is a pointless Web 2.0 notion (a cop-out) and decidely unhelpful to academics and librarians. Beta-testing. In beta. Not quite finished yet. To be released in full soon. At times, the race that Google scholar seems to be running is against itself - both tortoise and hare. GS has few real competitors, and is cavalier about how it is developing. Why does it do this? you ask...Because it can.

iPhone to gPhone - Google must go mobile

Submitted by Dean Giustini on August 5, 2007 - 19:06
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Anything technology-oriented on the Open Medicine blog gets lots o' buzz (see the Top Ten Technology post from last week). What say you all about the possibility of a Google Phone? Would a gPhone stir up your techno-lust?

OM blog - The Buzz on Google Health

Submitted by Dean Giustini on June 30, 2007 - 03:19
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The blogosphere is rife with debate about Google health's omission of nurses, pharmacists and other health workers (medical librarians) on its Advisory Council. Is this sour grapes?

OM blog - Google Ignores Medical Librarians

Submitted by Dean Giustini on June 28, 2007 - 02:42
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I've been hearing the rumours - and thinking it can't be right. Now that the announcement is out - it is an insult to health librarians everywhere.