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Health from a scientific perspective. The aim of Highlight HEALTH is to provide ready access to high-qualtiy evidence that is clear and easy to understand. Written in blog fashion, Highlight HEALTH is a community of health-minded individuals who value evidence-based research focused on health.
Date added: 10/01/07 | http://www.highlighthealth.com
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Doctor Anonymous
Just a guy working in the American health care system trying to find the lighter side of life.
Date added: 11/12/07 | http://doctoranonymous.blogspot.com/

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Get Better Health
Getting Better with Dr. Val is devoted to helping people understand health issues from a balanced, scientifically sound perspective. The site provides a daily dose of “health food for thought” for healthcare providers and patients alike. Dr. Val combines interviews with key opinion leaders, patients, and celebrities with health news, personal experiences, humor, cartoons and links to interesting health content.
Date added: 31/10/08 | http://getbetterhealth.com/

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Health Business Blog
Focusing on business issues in health care. Written by David E. Williams of MedPharma Partners.
Date added: 03/05/07 | http://www.healthbusinessblog.com

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Healthcare Hacks
Navigating the medical maze. Tips and tricks of the trade for the proactive patient.
Date added: 22/09/09 | http://healthcarehacks.com/

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Life in the Fast Lane
Emergency medicine, health informatics and sports medicine from the fast lane.
Date added: 16/04/09 | http://lifeinthefastlane.com/

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Respectful Insolence
The ramblings of a surgeon/scientists about medicine, quackery, science, pseudoscience, history, and pseudohistory (and anything else that interests him).
Date added: 11/04/07 | http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/

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Rural Doctoring
Small-town medicine in the Internet age, written by a family physician working in rural Northern California. Rural Doctoring is about the small triumphs and everyday drama of making a living in medicine.
Date added: 03/09/08 | http://www.ruraldoctoring.com/

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Scan Man's Notes
Random noise, nebulous views and artifacts from a radiologist practicing in Salem, Tamil Nadu, India.
Date added: 08/09/08 | http://www.catscanman.net/blog/

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Suture for a Living
A plastic surgeon who sutures for a living and lives to sew.
Date added: 08/09/08 | http://rlbatesmd.blogspot.com/

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The Story of Healing
K.S. Descartin, M.D. - my journey in life and medicine.
Date added: 13/07/07 | http://storyofhealing.com/

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Unbounded Medicine
Medicine as it must be: Unlimited.
Date added: 24/07/07 | http://www.unboundedmedicine.com

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