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Wanted to make mention of a neat new site released during the conference that enables users to perform symptom/drug analysis to see if their drugs are causing any Adverse Effects. The site "DoubleCheckmd",is in beta right now http://www.doublecheckmd.com, and it is worth getting a password to check it out.
One really neat thing about it is the "Natural Language Technology" (NLR)that enables users to type in their symptoms as they naturally describe them. Ex. if you type bruising, black and blue, browning etc. the system understands the context of what you type. Not to mention the interface is extremely easy to use. Give it a look.
Posted by: Drew Schulthess | October 10, 2007 at 02:28 PM