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Blogroll
- Ann Myers Medical Center
- Bloggers for Peer-Reviewed Research Reporting
- Clinical Cases and Images
- Diabetes Mine
- Digital Pathology Blog
- EBM and Clinical Support Librarians@UCHC
- eHealth
- Family Medicine Rocks
- FuturePundit
- Genomicron
- GruntDoc
- Health Care Law Blog
- Highlight Health
- ICTconsequences
- Kevin MD
- Laika's MedLibLog
- Medgadget
- Medical Educator Blog
- Medical Quack
- MicrobiologyBytes
- Running a hospital
- Sandwalk
- Science for Kids
- Scott Shreeve, MD
- Singularity Hub
- Six until me
- Street Anatomy
- Surgeonsblog
- The First University Course About Medicine and Web 2.0
- The Genetic Genealogist
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What initially comes to mind when I think of blogging are English majors, MFA students, writers, people who work in publishing, etc. There is great potential, however, for many other professions to get involved in weblogging – and not just to sell something, but for informational and educational purposes as well.
Cool interview! Onward and upward with blogging…