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PeoplesPharmacy.com in NYTimes: “Not All Drugs Are the Same After All”

e-Patient Dave | December 20, 2009

We’re thrilled to see our Joe and Terry Graedon, of PeoplesPharmacy.com, in the New York Times (“Not All Drugs Are the Same After All”) telling a truth that the FDA hasn’t figured out: generics don’t always work the same as the brand name drug. Joe and Terry exemplify the participatory medicine movement. He’s a pharmacologist, and she’s a PhD [...]

Social Healthcare: “Medicine in the Age of Twitter”

Jon Lebkowsky | June 14, 2009

Physician Pauline Chen writes about “Medicine in the Age of Twitter” for the New York Times. The article suggests the need for our upcoming peer-reviewed Journal of Participatory Medicine: …a quick scan through peer-reviewed journals reveals only a handful of articles, and no evidence-based guidelines, to guide doctors on the use of social media. It [...]