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iMedicalApps invited to BlogWorld 2010 for the Social Health Track – Key Takeaways

Oct 15, 2010 by Iltifat Husain, MD

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Key takeaways from BlogWorld 2010′s Social Health Track and the interplay between medicine and social networks.

Misinformation or Mistakes? Rebuttal to “Doctors should choose Google Android over the iPhone for medical apps” post on KevinMD.com

Nov 23, 2009 by Felasfa Wodajo, MD

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Recently, a post on the popular medical blog site KevinMD garnered a fair amount of attention with the provocative title “Why doctors should choose Google Android over the iPhone for medical apps”. It was posted on Oct 20, 2009 and was subsequently listed as one of the most popular posts for October on the highly trafficked KevinMD site. In his post, the author seems to have gone out of his way to make a series of increasingly hyperbolic arguments declaring [Read more]

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KevinMD

iMedicalApps invited to BlogWorld 2010 for the Social Health Track – Key Takeaways

Misinformation or Mistakes? Rebuttal to “Doctors should choose Google Android over the iPhone for medical apps” post on KevinMD.com

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