Quoted: Policy wonks and software makers love electronic medical records, saying they’ll make health care better, faster and cheaper. But most doctors have yet to make the leap, in part because it can cost more than $40,000 per doctor just to install the software. So RemedyMD , which says it specializes in records for specialists, is giving theirs away starting Sept. 1; the announcement is expected tomorrow. They plan to make money from doctors by selling additional tech-support (email help is free) and a host of analytical tools that let doctors compare their patients and practices to those of peers...

Quoted: Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care (MC4): The most comprehensive IM/IT medical system deployed on the battlefield...

Quoted: Ever wonder what doctors talk about among themselves? You no longer need to be a fly on the wall of a doctors' lounge to find out. These days, you just need an Internet connection: Doctors increasingly are telling all in the blogosphere.

Quoted: The shortcomings of Internet search engines as tools for finding categorically specific information have led to the launch of dozens of so-called "vertical" search engines in the past few years. Vertical search engines return results relevant only to select topics like health care, law, or programming.

Quoted: Personalized medicine may have arrived for real this month with a bureaucratic hiccup--which is, I suppose, the ultimate validation that a promised revolution is passing from hype to reality.

Quoted: Focusing on business issues in health care, written by David E. Williams of Medpharma Partners