Google Makes No-Cost Online Medical Records Service Available To Public
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21-May-2008 267 related
        

on Monday opened public access to Google Health, an online personal health record service, after about 18 months of development, the New York Times reports (Lohr, New York Times, 5/20). The move comes after Google in February announced a pilot program to test the system that involved about 10,000... [read full story]                    

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