Wednesday, December 1, 2004
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Medgadget is an independent weblog written, edited and published by a group of MDs and biomed engineers.
EDITORIAL TEAM
Editor: Justin Barad, B.S. (Los Angeles, CA)
Editor: Sean Duffy, B.S. (San Francisco, CA)
Editor: Nicholas Genes, M.D., Ph.D. (New York, NY) 
Editor: Martin J. Neumann, PhD (Urbana-Champaign, IL)
Editor: Timothy Odell, B.S. (Los Angeles, CA)
Editor: Michael Ostrovsky, M.D. (SF, CA)
Editor: Josh Umbehr, M.D. (Shawnee, Kansas)
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MEDGADGET.COM IN THE NEWS
The Los Angeles Times (06/06/2005): The doctor is logged in (.pdf file)
The Oakland Tribune (05/01/2006): Med blogs give professionals new way to reach out to patients (.pdf file)
Planet Internet (The Netherlands) (10/09/2006): MedGadget: de medische revolutie geblogd
Faculty development page at Boston University Medical School: "Motivate your students with the newly developed medical gadgets presented in Medgadget."
ACOG Today (the official newsletter of The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists): Entering the world of medical blogs (.pdf file)
The Arizona Republic (Jun. 5, 2007): Homebound health gear
KTV News (Kuwait) (June 2007):
Ziff Davis' DL.TV: Website of the Week :: September 27, 2007 episode
British Medical Journal: Who are the doctor bloggers and what do they want? Coombes BMJ.2007; 335: 644-645 (.pdf)
Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal: Docs try Med 2.0
The Los Angeles Times (August 4, 2008): Medical blogs for doctors and patients alike
Advertising Age (June 01, 2009): Need to Check Your Cholesterol? There Will Be an App for That
Technology Review (auf Deutsch) (February 05, 2010): Alles da
