The Next Generation of Communities Part 3: Everyday Life Platforms

By Bianca Grogan

Part 3 of The Next Generation of Communities session stayed on the topic of online communities, but instead of talking about traditional disease communities, the panelists talked about building health care applications on non health care platforms, like Twitter and FaceBook. This section, at the Health 2.0 Fall Conference in San Francisco, October 7-8 2010, was structured as a series of demonstrations from technology companies that are following this trend of everyday life platforms.

Panelists in this session were Manny Hernandez, President, Diabetes Hands Foundation, Chris Cartter, General Manager, MeYou Health, Alex Ressi, Founder, TweetWhatYouEat, and Josh Elman, Product Manager, Twitter.

Comments

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Its a nice approach. By developing health applications on social networking sites peoples will become more aware about the many common health problems as toe nail fungus and more.

[Ayurveda Treatment]

Developing the health applications is a good effort but the need is to change our habits towards nature. The time when we really take care of our mother nature and our life and with natural treatments as Ayurveda Treatment we can get rid of our diseases so effectively.

[Hemroid Treatment]

Every effort for health awareness is so good. Some common health problems like bleeding hemorrhoids needs bleeding hemorrhoids similarly many problems needs their solution which if we aware then could get rid earlier.

[Computer Assisted Joint Replacement]

Its good to adjust new technologies in the health care system. They are always helpful for the health care system.