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Wall Street Journal

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MedCity News

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MedCity News

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Health Innovation Broadcast Consortium

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MedCity News

Knoxville Daily Sun

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Just Talking Podcast

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Charlotte Observer

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NC Health News

• Twitter Chatting And Drug Development
Eli Lilly Clinical Open Innovation

• Social media let those with rare diseases share their stories
Raleigh News & Observer

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Health in 30

• The Patient Patient
Stanford Medicine X

• ePatient discusses how web-savvy patients are changing the practice of medicine
Stanford Medical School's SCOPE

• The Power of the e-Patient
Stanford Medical School's SCOPE

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