Did you ask Santa for a shiny new iPad or smartphone this year? If so, you’ll soon have to decide what to put on that beautiful new device. With over half a million apps available, the possibilities are endless and … Continue reading
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announcing its “Apps for the Environment” challenge to encourage the development of innovative environmental applications for people and communities. The challenge invites the information technology community to create applications that help people make … Continue reading
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to speak with Damien Leri of Team Big Yellow Star, and winner of the Local Children’s Data Developer Challenge. Damien won the challenge, sponsored by Lucile Packard Foundation and kidsdata.org, with his web-based information tool … Continue reading
This is another in the numerous “death of Google Health” stories that have been appearing since Friday when the Google blog announced the pulling of the plug. I must admit to being more than a little pissed off with Larry … Continue reading
The rumors had been around for a while but the news still stings. The Official Google Blog announced the retirement of Google Health (2008-2011.) The blog reads: “While (it) didn’t scale as we had hoped, we believe (Google Health) did … Continue reading
Last Friday we posted about Google pulling the plug on Google Health. Since then, there has been some interesting debate on what this means for other technologies in the PHR field and whether or not Google Health should be made … Continue reading
The rumors had been around for a while but the news still stings. Today, the Official Google Blog announced the retirement of Google Health. The blog reads: “While (it) didn’t scale as we had hoped, we believe (Google Health) did … Continue reading
Health 2.0 is proud to announce one of our Keynote Speakers for the 5th Annual Health 2.0 Fall Conference in San Francisco on September 25-27, Mark Bertolini (CEO, Aetna). We’re excited to share the updated agenda with all the latest … Continue reading
If Open Culture isn’t already a regular stop in your internet day, I hope this convinces you. Lead editor, Dan Colman, Director & Associate Dean of Stanford’s Continuing Studies Program, explains the history behind this animated version of Fritz Kahn‘s … Continue reading
The next episode of the Health 2.0 Show is just one week away on Thursday, June 30th! We’ll give an in-depth look at the many online challenges that have been launched over the past few weeks as part of the Health 2.0 Developer … Continue reading
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…. It is a period of enormous change and worry. The challenges are great. The status quo of poor health care quality and crushingly high costs is bearing down on the … Continue reading
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