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RunKeeper Helps Track Workouts and Health

BY Samuel Greengard • POSTED January 30 2012 AT 11:52 am

RunKeeper, a smartphone app that helps you takes strides toward a ...

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Lit 2 Quit – A New Mobile Game App to Quit Smoking

BY Jane Langille • POSTED December 28 2011 AT 11:52 am

Even though smoking has fallen from 40% of the U.S. population in 1970 ...

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PTSD App To Help Veterans Manage Better

BY Samuel Greengard • POSTED November 14 2011 AT 11:48 am

New app provides PTSD coping mechanisms for soldiers

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CDC – Social Media Tools for Consumers and Partners – Guidelines & Best Practices

BY Lisa Collier Cool • POSTED November 7 2011 AT 12:16 pm

Have you friended the Centers for Disease Control on Facebook? The CDC ...

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BY addison • POSTED May 5 2011 AT 2:28 pm

The healthymagination suite of mobile apps is custom designed with ...

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