Posted on May 5, 2009 by Albin Paul
Healthcare IT start-up TrialX has launched an application that allows the 4 million to 6 million (and growing) Twitter users to find clinical trials. Users can query (tweet) TrialX using the keywords .
In about a minute, says TrialX, you’ll receive a reply tweet with a tinyurl link to the TrialX page containing matching trials.
So not [...]
Filed under: SaaS, healthcare software, six degrees of separation | Tagged: web2.0, Clinical Trial, clinical research | 1 Comment »
Posted on April 29, 2009 by Albin Paul
the news on Star Tribune and submitt your thoughts read at the linkedin answers for bloggin in Medical Industry do and donts
Filed under: microarray | Tagged: clinical blog, medical blog, web2.0 | Leave a Comment »
Posted on April 29, 2009 by Albin Paul
Blogging and complying with FDA and other medical device regulations – how to safely generate a corporate blog for a medical device company?
Given that marketing communications for medical device companies are tightly regulated, I wonder how realistic it is for a medical device company to generate a blog. Would love to hear from anyone that [...]
Filed under: Online Data sharing, digital, web2.0 | Tagged: medical blog, web2.0 | Leave a Comment »
Posted on June 30, 2008 by Albin Paul
Since its record setting release day a lot has been written about Firfox3. And many said it has better memmory usage. Firefox 3 engineer Pavlov says Fiefox 3 has better memmory utilization, and I have looked at every blog and website that talked about how Fiefox 3 is better is terms of memmory use.
So [...]
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Posted on June 27, 2008 by Albin Paul
Hakia is a semantic web search engine, so what you might think. The difference is hakia targets legal, financial and Medical web searches. Thye have even licensed its technology to a startup company that summarized information for government and pharmaceutical companies
There is more starting from April 2008 using Hakia you can search Pubmed. Adding more [...]
Filed under: bioinformatics blog, microarray blog | Tagged: google, Hakia, microsoft, oracle, Powerset, PubMed, searchmonkey, Semantic web, web2.0, Yahoo | 2 Comments »