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Thank You to RN Central for Recognizing Healthline Health Matters

Paul Auerbach, M.D.
Hats off and a big "thank you" to rncentral.com for recognizing Healthline's blogging efforts:

Top 50 Health 2.0 Blogs
Published on Wednesday September 17th , 2008

By Alisa Miller

"Health 2.0 embraces the idea of bringing health care into the community of physicians, patients, and those in the health care industry together with technology and the Internet to provide the best possible health care environment. What better way for the various parts of this community to share their thoughts and communicate ideas than through their blogs? From corporate blogs to blogs that are a part of social networks to individual blogs touching on technology or health care policy, these blogs will help bring you into the community, provide information and resources, and may perhaps help you find your voice as well.

2.0 Corporate Blogs

From popular medical websites such as WebMD and Healthline to Health 2.0 sites like Organized Wisdom, these blogs bring you health information on a variety of topics.

#3. Healthline Health Matters . Read the blogs available through Healthline here. Topics include cancer treatment, reproduction, teen health, nutrition, and much more."

This is an awesome ranking. All of the bloggers and support staff at Healthline should be justifiably proud.

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