HighBeam Research features Scienceroll: Top 10 medical research blogs January 13, 2012
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, Scienceroll.add a comment
I got the honor to be included in the list of top 10 medical research blogs of 2011 by HighBeam Research.
Blogs and online libraries have grown to be valuable resources for students, professors, working professionals and the general public who have not traditionally had such easy access. As an organization involved with medical research and providing medical resources, HighBeam Research would like to acknowledge our favorite medical blogs.
These top 10 blogs for medical research were handpicked by the HighBeam Research staff as our favorites and included based on their level of insightful and original content as well as the authority and trust that the authors enjoy in the Medical space.
Scienceroll.com is 5 years old! November 19, 2011
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Scienceroll.11 comments
Today my blog, Scienceroll.com, is 5 years old! I’m very happy and satisfied I didn’t stop blogging even when I had many exams, several parallel projects, hard periods in my life or even New Year’s Eve, it didn’t matter as I always kept on blogging. Once I described my 3 rules for blogging: 1) commitment, 2) openness and 3) consistency, I try to live up to all of these.
Blogging became a part of my everyday routine and now plays a major role in my professional life. I launched it in 2006 as a medical student and now I write the entries every day as a physician and researcher running Webicina.com as well. I’ve received many speaker invitations and I’ve made a lot of new contacts just because I have Scienceroll.com.
A few numbers on this long journey:
- I have been blogging for 1829 days.
- I wrote 2427 blog posts.
- Received 10,699 comments.
- WordPress has filtered 991,225 spam comments.
- Had over 2,2 million visitors.
Photo source: Bigstockphoto.com
I know there are bloggers who left blogging for microblogging or other platforms, but I still believe that my online CV and my main platform on the web is this blog and plan to keep on blogging for a long long time.
Thank you very much for reading Scienceroll.com day by day, I hope you stay with me for many more years!
2010 Medgadget Weblog Awards: Thank you! February 17, 2011
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Medgadget, Scienceroll.7 comments
Many thanks to everyone who supported Scienceroll in this year’s Medgadget’s Weblog Awards, the most prestigious medical blogger competition in the world.
Scienceroll won the Best Medical Technology/Informatics Blog category for the third time in a row.
The Best Medical Technologies/Informatics Weblog is once again Bertalan Meskó’s ScienceRoll. Berci, as we like to call him ever since he was one of the editors at Medgadget, is specializing in medical informatics and genetics. In the past, Berci even developed a medical school course about Health 2.0 and related topics at University of Debrecen in Hungary. ScienceRoll continues to provide timely commentary and news and reviews of everything involving computers, patients, and doctors. Congrats Berci, and keep up the good work!
Also many thanks to the Medgadget Team for organizing this wonderful competition!
2010 Medgadget Weblog Awards: Please Support Scienceroll! February 7, 2011
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Medgadget, Scienceroll.3 comments
It’s time again for the traditional Medgadget’s Weblog Awards, the most prestigious medical blogger competition in the world and I would like to kindly ask you, dear readers of Scienceroll.com, to support us with your vote here.
Polls close on the 13th of February.
Thank you!
2010 on Scienceroll in Numbers and Posts December 30, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Scienceroll.1 comment so far
In 2010, I had over 500 posts on Scienceroll, had almost 500,000 pageviews, over 1100 feed readers and won Medgadget’s Weblog Awards in the Best Medical Technology Blog category. I gave 64 presentations about social media and medicine in 8 countries and flew 26 times. I managed to publish the first paper in my PhD and finished two semesters of the Internet in Medicine credit course. I became more active for professional reasons on Facebook, Twitter became my main channel for communication and fell in love with Androids.
Here are the summeries of what happened in medicine and healthcare in 2010 month by month:
January:
- Apple iPad in Healthcare: Pros and Cons
- Internet-Based Medical Television: MDiTV
- Online Medical Radio Channels
- Return on Investment in Social Media
- Un-Facebooking Tips for Medical Professionals
- Pathway Genomics: I spit again
February:
- Web 2.0 in Action in Hospitals
- Organizing people in real time
- Scienceroll.com: Medgadget Weblog Awards Winner!
- Fitness and Web 2.0: The Collection
- Kickbee: Not the youngest Twitter user any more
March:
- From Twitter to the New York Times
- E-Patients: Please Have Your Voices Heard!
- An E-Patient Twitter Success Story
- Pathway Genomics: Let’s see my genes
- Leadership Lessons Through Dance
- Colonoscopy Song: Best Hits
April:
- Volcano vs People: Social Media Shines
- Health 2.0 Paris: Presenting Webicina.com
- Pharma in Social Media: Selected Resources, Dynamic Collections
- Dissemination of health information through social networks
- 2 Conferences and 3 Days in Berlin
- Abandoned Soviet Clinic
May:
- Is Your Facebook Account Safe?
- Twitter Tips for Health Professionals
- Organ donation on Web 2.0
- Introducing the Webicina Advisory Board
- Medical Community in China
June:
- Chinese Medical Community Site: Interview with the Founder
- Private Practice Social Media Policy
- iPads in Healthcare
- AIDS/HIV in Social Media
- Definition of Health 2.0 and Medicine 2.0
- Scientific Journal in the 21st Century
July:
- Twitter Doctors: The Most Influental Docs on Twitter
- Sexual Health and Web 2.0
- Internet moderitis: New disease in mental health
- HealCam: Chatroulette in Medicine
- Doctors as rockstars? Pharmarep Stories
- Pink Glove Dance
- Twitter Maps Emotional State of the USA
August:
- 2010 startup success, Siri: Healthcare Implications?
- Drugs and Pills: Best Apps and Tools Online
- Drug Side Effects and Interactions Online
- Do you collect data about yourself?
September:
- Science & Research: Selected Social Media Resources
- LillyPad: What happens when a pharma company dives into Social Media
- Roche Social Media Code of Conduct: Interview
- Public Health and Web 2.0
- The Future of Patients Video: Back and Forth
- MDLifeSucks: Share Your Story
- ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ Finalists Announced
October:
- 10+8 Simple Rules for Editing Wikipedia
- Stem Cells and Web 2.0
- Sounds of HIV: Unique!
- Digital Pharma East: Review
- Has Your Doctor Received Drug Company Money?
- Electronic Medical Records on iPad
November:
- Interview with Dr. Flea
- Facebook stories and scandals: Mayo Clinic deals with them
- Looking for medical iPhone and Android apps?
- Obesity in Social Media
- Internet in Medicine: 2000 vs 2010
- AMA Guidelines for Physicians in Social Media
December:
- Augmented Reality For Color Blindness
- What is TeleBaby?
- 24 hours of an Emergency Department in South Africa
- 200 Healthcare Systems in 4 Minutes
Happy new year to You, Dear Readers and see you in 2011!
Dose of Digital Dosie Awards: Vote for Scienceroll April 4, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, Scienceroll, Web 2.0.add a comment
Now you can vote for Scienceroll in the Dose of Digital Dosie Awards:
In case you missed it, on Monday I announced the 1st Annual Dose of Digital Dosie Awards. The post from Monday will give you some more details, so please check it out. If you already know the details and are ready to vote, then you can vote below. If you want some more background first, then, jump to that section.
Thank you for the votes in advance!
Top 10 Clinical Medicine Blogs with Scienceroll! April 1, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, List, Scienceroll, Web 2.0.6 comments
Thanks to Dr. Mike Cadogan, Scienceroll.com is included in the list of the top 10 clinical medicine blogs on blogs.com.
Amazingly comprehensive blog covering all aspects of medical education, medical technology, e-learning and virtual medicine. Through his blog, Dr Bertalan Meskó aims to arm all medical professionals with the e-tools required to meet and manage the next generation of e-patients.
Here is the top 10 list in alphabetical order:
33 charts
Academic Life in Emergency Medicine
Clinical Cases and Images
Clinical Correlations
Dr Shock MD PhD
Life in the Fast Lane
Musings of a Distractible Mind
Science-Based Medicine
Scienceroll
other things amanzi
Scienceroll.com: Medgadget Weblog Awards Winner! February 20, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in About me, Blogging, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Scienceroll, Web 2.0.4 comments
I’m very proud to announce that Scienceroll.com won the Best Medical Technology/Informatics category in the prestigious Medgadget Medical Weblog Awards for the second time in a row!
That’s what the editors wrote about me and my blog:
For the second year in a row, Bertalan Meskó’s ScienceRoll is the Best Medical Technologies/Informatics Weblog. This being one of our favorite categories, we’re excited to see our former editor have such success with his own blogging. Berci is a truly unique character. He has wholeheartedly embraced medical technology and is channeling future of medicine through his blog. He also teaches related topics at the University of Debrecen in Hungary. Congrats Berci, this must be like winning two consecutive Olympic gold medals in Nordic combined!
I’m humbled and very happy to be a part of this huge and prosperous medical blogosphere.
Thank you very much for the 892 votes.
Congratulations for the winners, for the nominees and for the fantastic Medgadget Team.
Medgadget Weblog Awards: Please Vote for Scienceroll! January 28, 2010
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, Medgadget, Scienceroll.add a comment
The world’s best competition of medical blogs is ready to roll again on Medgadget. Scienceroll won the 2007 Best Medical Technologies/Informatics Category and now it is nominated again. There are really quality blogs in the category so we need each and every vote!
Thank you in advance!
2009 in Numbers and Entries December 30, 2009
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, List, Medicine, Scienceroll, Web 2.0.1 comment so far
2009 was a great year for me and also for Scienceroll. I graduated from medical school and started PhD in clinical genetics. The second and third semesters of my “Medicine and Web 2.0” university course were finished. I was included in the The Future Health 100 list. Scienceroll had almost 500 blog posts and 500,000 page views. But now please enjoy the last 365 days’ most popular blog entries of Scienceroll.
January:
- 10 Tips: How to filter discussions on Twitter?
- Twitter And Health 2.0: A Visual Story
- Navigenics Interview: Annual Insight
- MMVR17: The Salon
February:
- Webicina: Web 2.0 Guidance Package about Diabetes
- Launching MedPedia: From the perspective of a Wikipedia administrator
- Mayo Clinic: An Online Example
March:
- Navigenics: What my genome tells me to do
- E-patients will shape the future of medicine: Slideshow
- FDA Application Approvals 2000-2008 on ManyEyes
April:
- Being Productive Online: Time-Management Lifehacks
- Swine Flu: Follow Online!
- Hospitals on Twitter, Facebook or Youtube: What about Europe?
- RateADrug.com and How to Check Side Effects Online
May:
June:
- How to use Second Life in Medicine: Free e-Guide
- Your Mobile and Your Genomic Data?
- Google Wave in Science and Medicine
- Blogging a Malpractice Trial
July:
- The Power of Customer Service in Genetic Testing: Comparison
- Journal and Author Name Estimator
- Scifoo: A visit to the Navigenics HQ
August:
- Visual Map of Your Online Presence
- Online vs Offline: Is Your Boss on Facebook?
- Rorschach Test Scandal on Wikipedia: Poll
September:
- Will Twitter Change Healthcare? Ask it!
- Quality Medical Information: A Story
- Personalized Genetics: DTC Genetic Tests Are Hype
October:
- A piano in a hospital
- ReShape 2009: Review
- Health on the Net Foundation: Problems?
- Google Wave and Medicine
November:
- Pathway Genomics: Interview
- Worldometers: Real Time Health Statistics
- Virtual Worlds in Medicine and Healthcare
December:
- Best Virtual World Ever: Innovation in Organizing Meetings
- Augmented Reality for Twitter
- 10 Simple Science Tricks for Parties
- Doctor Patient Discussion on Facebook: Banned
Happy New Year! I hope to see you again in 2010! Scienceroll will come up with some exciting material in January.














