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Episode Thirty-Five: Cybercitizen Health® Key Findings
Monique Levy, Senior Director of Research
Monique Levy reviews some of the key findings from Manhattan Research's latest Cybercitizen Health® study, including online video and the influence of various media on health and treatment decisions.
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Episode Thirty-Four: Physicians 2012 Preview
Monique Levy, Senior Director of Research
Monique Levy shares highlights from her report on how physician use of emerging technologies such as mobile and social media will evolve in 2012.
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Episode Eleven: eHealth '08
Amanda Keylor, Healthcare Analyst
Key highlights and trends from a recent study of 4000+ US adults regarding health information seeking online.
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Episode Eight: Age of Physicians
Meredith Abreu Ressi, Vice President of Research
Meredith Abreu Ressi talks about how physicians young and old are using technology to gather clinical information.
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Episode Seven: iPod Ownership
Meredith Abreu Ressi, Vice President of Research
How many U.S. adults own an iPod, and is podcasting a viable marketing opportunity?
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Episode Six: Yahoo! and MSN
Jessica Maginsky, Research Analyst
Jessica Maginsky explores the potential impact of a Yahoo-MSN search engine merger on today's eHealth Consumers.
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Episode Two: Health 2.0
Meredith Abreu Ressi, Vice President of Research
Consumer use of blogs, podcasting, social networking and online video for health information.
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Episode One: Search Engines
Meredith Abreu Ressi, Vice President of Research
Consumer use of blogs, podcasting, social networking and online video for health information.
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