Epistemological Rehabilitation for Healthcare

A very active blog all about prostate cancer, with "evergreen" articles and online support. The site has a sister social network at http://prostatecancerinfolink.ning.com on which patients, doctors, writers, and more can mingle and share information.

Highly selected content on prostate cancer treatment, epidemiology, politics, robotic prostate surgery, diet, supplements, and more. The blog features a half-hour video by Peter Boyle, Director, International Agency for Research on Cancer, on the global prostate cancer epidemic. Rare, highly prized, and relatively durable content.

Being insecure tends to make you self-absorbed, but by
attempting to make my experiences useful to others I’m optimistic I can
transcend this habit and think less of me and more of how I can be of
use to others.

Blog for atrial fibrillation patients and caregivers written by an atrial fibrillation patient, Mellanie True Hills. This blog and www.StopAfib.org are dedicated to helping atrial fibrillation patients understand and overcome afib.

Practical information for physicians, nurses, hospital administrators, and board members who want to work more interdependently by Kenneth H. Cohn, M.D., MBA, FACS

Our goal is to provide you with an open platform where you can voice your thoughts, offer your insights, share personal reflections and actively participate in the dialogue to help change the dispensation of care in America.

A blog about using new media tools in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Welcome to the newest media outlet of the Aerobodies & Equilibrium Companies - The MyEquilibriumCoach blog. This will give members of our team the chance to sound off on what's new in our industry of health and fitness. 

AmourBook is how people experience and express themselves as sexual beings. Human sexuality emcompasses a broad range of behaviors, processes, and societal topics. Sexual education & relationships. HIV/AIDS problems. Biologically, sociologically, cultural, philosophically, moral, ethical and religious aspects.

This site provides information on spine and pain issues and problems from a multidisciplinary perspective. Our specialists and contributors come from Neurosurgery, Orthopaedics, Pain management, Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Psychology, and Physiotherapy.

Brain Blogger covers topics from multidimensional
biopsychosocial perspectives. It reviews the latest news and stories
related to neuroscience, psychiatry, and neurology. It serves as a
focal point for attracting new minds beyond the science of the
mind-and-brain and into the biopsychosocial model.

The journey of a bicoastal twenty-something living with type 1 diabetes.

Keeping an eye on health care law. Thoughts and comments on the
health care industry, privacy, security, technology and other odds and
ends.

Pathophilia provides commentary on medicine and pharma from B. Martin, MD, a formerly practicing neurologist with recent experience in pharma-supported CME.

Food Nutrition

A collection of book reviews, ideas, hints and notes on ways to use your mind to improve your life and general health, by hypnotherapist Mike Reeves-McMillan

Health care and Medicare news as well as updates on careers in the health care field

All about the nursing profession for nurses, student nurses, and those who aspire to be nurses.

Health Industry News is the web magazine for healthcare, medical and pharmaceutical professionals involved in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, drug delivery, hospital administration, health insurance, healthcare plans, medical devices, healthcare IT and public health policy.

One physician's opinion, given on any and all subjects related to medicine.

We are a group of people intersted in helping others understand the challenges and complexities in dealing with a candida yeast overgrowth.

You'll find articles, tips and free help when dealing with candida yeast and thrush.

An interdisciplinary inquiry into medicine, healthcare, and philosophy.

This blog covers a wide range of interesting topics, across many disciplines and fields.

 I discuss issues and events in health care, incorporating my own views with each topic. I am a registered nurse with twenty years in health care, so some of my bias will come from the nursing perspective.  My goal is to keep the prose objective and as factual as possible. 

Health World Web Blog

A Forum for Physicians and Researchers to Collaborate, Learn and Discuss Treatments. Posts are written and monitored by some of the top cosmetic laser surgeons in the country.

A patient's diary of dialysis/transplantation with useful information for other End Stage Renal Disease patients

This physical therapist authored blog contains information on musculoskeletal health, joint pain, exercise, products, supplements, and traditional and alternative therapies.

Hear what my friend and I have to say regarding tips and advice for giving yourself a better chance of getting into a decent medical school your first time around.

Why the "international" medical market place? Two reasons: This is
simply because we aim to transcend borders and not focus on any one
country. Technology now provides us the opportunity to do this. In
addition international trade is often a secondary agenda in most large
corporations so we see this as an unmet need.

Written by a nurse with many years experience in hospital and Managed Care.  This blog is directed to the consumer with the intent to provide information, how-to's and personal consulting if necessary. 

Information and ruminations on the business of healthcare from veteran healthcare journalists

A patient's resource for managing and treating various aspects of rosacea contributed by leading dermatologists in the field.

Patient health-care resource for information regarding stretch marks, contributed by top cosmetic dermatologists in the industry.

A place for couples going though an illness experience -- to find
resources and advice, hear stories, and discover support. Written by a psychotherapist/consultant who worked with couples (and was part of a couple) dealing with illness.

The blog of consumer health care reform advocate, Kathleen O’Connor, who often has “second opinions” on some of the standard health care policy/reform spins.

An Open Forum for EMR, EHR, Healthcare IT and HIPAA Related Information

HealthcareSoundoff tracks the vital issues impacting the healthcare system.  It is a newsletter with consumer tips and a blog on current issues that is distributed by employers to employees to get employees to be better educated healthcare consumers.

Your window into the emerging field of science-based Brain Fitness, and its implications for Health & Wellness, Education, Leadership, and more.

Policy, business and (above all) the practice of medicine.

This blog relates our experience of living with a small child, our
daughter, with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia.Dad
works in Africa, the rest of the family is in the U.K.
We reserve the right to go off topic and talk about anything we damn
well like.

Care giving tips, a Blog, skills for a mentally stable life, treatments, how to help brain fog, and a lot of helpful tips for a better future.

In this blog, I  share my perspectives on health and health care. I want to help move along the dialogue that Americans must have regarding how to honestly, creatively, openly and boldly confront the challenges facing U.S. health care. Now, read on. Get smart.

Insight into the world of dentistry - implant and otherwise. As the medical and dental community partner to diagnose and treat systemic disease, knowledge of both disciplines can help treat your patient.

A physician blog and forum where doctors can collaborate and discuss their experiences treating cellulite

Forum for doctors and clinical research scientists to discuss the disease, the subtypes, and possible treatments.

A resource for dermatologists and researchers to discuss the condition and possible treatments.

Views of a former HMO executive who is a licensed insurance agent and executive of an online enrollment business.

Personal thoughts and unscientific observations -- Health Care, BigPharma, Public Policy, and Money Interests.

Drs & Surgeons say Tube Mri scans overlook 50% of the Complete Spine Patholgy which has produced 48% FBSS for patients for about 25 years of tube mri scanning and the Upright MRI scans finds the Complete Spine Pathology My blog has mri & Dr. videos also click my name for the link