A recent Pew Internet report finds that 80% of internet users have gone online for health information. The report also sites certain groups such as women, college grads, and people with broadband access, as more likely to look for health information.

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A patient information site maintained by a physician husband and wife team is now as popular as the major NHS Direct Online. It is a site that patients trust and benefit from regarding quality health information.

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Physicians expect to increase time e-detailing by 66% in the near future, but sessions must deliver a balance of both education and entertainment.

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A recent survey finds that most Americans want access to a secure online version of their personal health record.

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A recent study by Manhattan Research finds that physicians' reliance on technology is increasing. A growing number of doctors are becoming more comfortable with electronic and interactive versions of traditional things such as eDetailing and electronic medical records.

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According to a recent Verispan study, cardiologists and endocrinologists are the most receptive specialties when it comes to e-promotions.

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Over the next five years online will become the greatest source of illegal and counterfeit prescription drugs.

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