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“Facebook Plea Gets Liver Transplant for 3-Year-Old “

Posted on November 12, 2014 by gutsandgrowth

From Jeff Schwimmer’s twitter feed –here’s proof that social media can save a life:

ABC News Report on Facebook to Find a Liver Transplant Donor

Posted in Pediatric Gastroenterology Liver Disease | Tagged Facebook, liver transplantation, social media

Incorporating Social Media into Medicine

Posted on October 13, 2013 by gutsandgrowth

On October 11th, I had the opportunity to discuss my blog at our national meeting (Why I blog | gutsandgrowth).  My copresenter Eric Benchimol discussed social media more broadly.  Here is a link to his slides (with permission):

NASPGHAN – Social Media

Posted in Medicine | Tagged Facebook, social media, Twitter

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