Blogs are increasingly becoming a way Americans get information whether it be gossip about Brittany Spears or insights about their favorite Major League Baseball team. But what about blogs for medical care? Scott Hensley, the editor of the Wall Street Journal's Health Blog, tells the Chicago Tribune's Bruce Japsen about how the Journal started one of the newspaper industry's first health blogs, how it has been going, and what its future holds for doctors and other medical professionals.
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Blogs are increasingly becoming a way Americans get information whether it be gossip about Brittany Spears or insights about their favorite Major League Baseball team. But what about blogs for medical care? Scott Hensley, the editor of the Wall Street Journal's Health Blog, tells the Chicago Tribune's Bruce Japsen about how the Journal started one of the newspaper industry's first health blogs, how it has been going, and what its future holds for doctors and other medical professionals.
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