The U.S. healthcare system is undergoing fundamental shifts that will make consumers ever more responsible for their own health. Celebrity Diagnosis is an innovative approach to personalized medicine that uses the power of celebrity to inform consumers about important personal health issues. A unique feature of Celebrity Diagnosis is the casebook, a convenient and portable information packet created by a new type of medical search engine.
Boston, MA (PRWEB) June 23, 2009 -- The swelling rumors finally seem solid enough to appear briefly in The New York Times: Yes, Steve Jobs, the increasingly haggard-looking chief of Apple, has had a liver transplant. But what does that mean, for Apple, for Jobs, for other patients with cancer or liver disease?
Curious minds now have a reliable new way to find out, and learn more about their own health in the process. Celebrity Diagnosis is a new resource of user-friendly medical and health information that combines the power of celebrity with our natural curiosity and concerns about personal health, to increase knowledge and understanding of important health issues. It provides blog-style immediacy with reliable and authoritative information in casebooks derived from a new type of medical search engine.
Celebrity Diagnosis was created by a wife and husband team of physicians, who have trained, taught and practiced at some of the top medical schools in the U.S. including Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Washington University in St. Louis. "Our mission is create a series of Teachable Moments in Medicine" to increase health awareness and health literacy.
Most news about medical conditions lacks sufficient detail and pointers to authoritative and reliable information to genuinely inform the public about cause
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