Twitter for health and healthcare

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The 7th of 8 slidesets from the invited speaker sessions with David Rothman and Patricia F. Anderson at the 2008 Medical Library Association annual meeting. Four topics were from Patricia and are here, the other four are in David's account.

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Twitter for Health PF Anderson, Emerging Technologies Librarian, Health Sciences Libraries, University of Michigan, pfa@umich.edu May 20, 2008

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