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Google Launches Personal Health System Online

Written on: May 20th 2008
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ADOTAS – Google Inc. has introduced a new service that will allow people to manage their medical records online. The service can be found here.

Users can create an electronic profile by entering their own info and compiling their records from pharmacies and labs. They will be able to decide if they want to share their information with doctors or providers.

While interactive advertisements aren’t being tapped as a revenue stream yet, Google hasn’t ruled out the option. For now, Google said it hopes the service will boost its bottom line by driving more users to its search engine (and search engine advertisements) more often.

WebMD and Microsoft also offer ways to organize health records online.

Tags: Google, interactive advertising, microsoft, search engine advertising and webmd

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