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BioWizard
BioWizard is a global biomedical research community utilizing PubMed search.
Date added: 17/07/07 | http://www.biowizard.com

PR: 6

e-patients.net
e-patients are people who are equipped, enabled, empowered and engaged in their health and health care decisions. Because health professionals can't do it alone.
Date added: 08/08/08 | http://www.e-patients.net/

PR: 3

Health 2.0 Wiki
A wiki for visionaries, entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, policy makers and professionals who are working on fundamentally redefining the healthcare industry along the lines of "Web 2.0".
Date added: 17/12/07 | http://health20.org

PR: 6

Medstory
Intelligent search for health and medicine. Get the information that matters quickly.
Date added: 27/07/07 | http://www.medstory.com

PR: 5

Organized Wisdom
Use OrganizedWisdom to find the world's best health wisdom. Quickly find practical health advice and recommendations from people like you.
Date added: 21/06/07 | http://www.organizedwisdom.com

PR: 6

Revolution Health
Healthy living resource providing tools, information, forums, blogs and support to help you manage your health and wellness. Learning centers include diet, nutrition, fitness, weight loss, condition centers such as diabetes, cancer, and depression, treatments, drugs, vitamins, alternative medicine, beauty tips, skin care, hair care, pharmacy, how to quit smoking.
Date added: 21/06/07 | http://www.revolutionhealth.com

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