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Justin Barad, M.D.
(Boston, MA)
Joshua Chen
(Berkeley, CA)
Dan Buckland, M.D, Ph.D.
(Washington DC)
Shiv Gaglani, M.D. Candidate
(Baltimore, MD)
Conn Hastings, Ph.D.
(Ireland)
Zachary Kaufman, B.S.
(Cleveland, OH)
Iris Kulbatski, Ph.D.
(Toronto, Canada)
Kapa Lenkov, Ph.D.
(Palo Alto, CA)
Mohammad Saleh, B.S.
(Toronto, Canada)
Rukmani Sridharan
(Dublin, Ireland)
Wouter Stomp, M.D., Ph.D.
(Leiden, The Netherlands)
Michael Batista, Ph.D. Candidate
(Baltimore, MD)
John Bennett M.D.
(Miami, FL)
Alice Ferng, Ph.D.
(Tucson, AZ)
Nicholas Genes, M.D., Ph.D.
(New York, NY)
Scott Jung, B.S.
(Silicon Valley, CA)
William Kethman, MD
(Palo Alto, CA)
Thomas Obisesan, B.S.
(Washington, DC)
Ben Ouyang, B.A.Sc.
(Toronto, Canada)
Gene Ostrovsky, B.S.
(New York, NY)
Tom Peach, Ph.D.
(London, UK)
Kenan Raddawi, M.D.
(Rochester, Minnesota)
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Planet Internet (The Netherlands) (10/09/2006): MedGadget: de medische revolutie geblogd
The Oakland Tribune (05/01/2006): Med blogs give professionals new way to reach out to patients (archived pdf file)
The Los Angeles Times (August 4, 2008): Medical blogs for doctors and patients alike