Verizon Pill Phone for Adherence; A Place for NHIN News; Lee Aase’s Social Media University; Merck and Web 2.0
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One Response
Alex Sicre
April 30th, 2008 at 9:54 am
1The Pill Phone is a great tool for medication adherence. It is a mashup of ePocrates and Intelecare. But limited in that it is only for Verizon. No iPhone!
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