7/4/2009

1. Merck Serono has launched an online, live Global Fertility Academy Merck Serono has launched the Global Fertility Academy and accompanying Web site, it reports.     2. A.D.A.M. launches online interactive anatomy resource, curriculum tool A.D.A.M. has launched A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy (AIA) online, an interactive anatomy resource and advanced curriculum development tool.     3. Health IT could save $332 billion over 10 years, says report The United States could save $332 billion in national health expenditures over the next decade by making better use of technology and streamlining administrative processes, according to a report by UnitedHealth Group's Center for Health Reform and Modernization.     4. GE Healthcare, InterComponentWare integrating HIE solutions GE Healthcare and e-health firm InterComponentWare (ICW) are teaming to integrate and codevelop their health information exchange (HIE) solutions.     5. Hospital installs computers in patient rooms A hospital in California has installed personal computing stations in 65 patient rooms, enabling patients to surf the Internet, communicate with friends and family, and research medical information about their condition.     Privacy Statement / Terms of Use Copyright © 2009 All Rights Reserved, ePharmaceuticals™, A Division of HCPro, Inc.

1. New Intent Index analyzes why people go online 2. Companies: Beware of 'Twitter-squatters' 3. Moving clinical information across systems possible with new partnership 4. comScore to monitor common short code promotional materials 5. Former pharma exec makes leap to Facebook