Interview about PeRSSonalized Medicine December 18, 2009

I gave an interview to one of the biggest Hungarian educational web portals, Felvi.hu about Webicina.com and Health 2.0. An excerpt:

Webicina.com is a freely accessible resource base for those who wish to read useful medical web pages, but cannot decide which ones are reliable and which ones are not. PeRSSonalized Medicine analyses the quality of Hungarian resources on health and diseases from a medical perspective, and presents them to the readers in a form that is easy to follow and does not require experience in informatics. The latest publications and posts in professional papers, medical blogs, news pages, video channels are made accessible on a surface that is as easy to handle as possible. We have collections categorised by diseases and professional fields, and we also have German, Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish and Hungarian collections, which means that the best up to date resources of the given language can be followed easily on a platform translated to the given language. Everyone can set the resources they wish to follow with a single click and without registration, creating, so to say, a personalised medical journal. This is where the name PeRSSonalized Medicine comes from.