Number of Consumers Using Internet as Primary Health Info Channel Up 50%

Manhattan Research reports that 99 million adults used the Internet to find health information in 2005; 31.6 million of them now consider the web their primary resource for researching health issues, an increase of 50% over 2004.

Looking forward to 2006 and the years ahead, the group has identified a segment of health consumers termed "on demand" - a segment more likely to use a wide variety of interactive applications, such as online videos, podcasting, and blogs.

Full Article from eyeforpharma.com

Posted by: Lara Hejtmanek on 01-12, 01:00PM | DTC Marketing
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