OrganizedWisdom Launches WisdomCard Alert Service Via Email, RSS and Twitter for 100 Health Categories

We have an exciting new site feature to share and get your feedback on and to be honest I think it's a game changer for OrganizedWisdom: we've just launched WisdomCard Alerts, an innovative new service that makes it easy for anyone to subscribe to our WisdomCard health updates via Email, RSS feeds, and Twitter on over 100 Health Categories.

The free WisdomCard Alert Service is still in early beta, but if you can't tell I'm really excited.  Why?

Because I think it's an incredibly useful service for anyone who needs/wants to stay updated automatically on health information and resources specifically related to any health topic of concern or interest to them or a loved one.  If you are pregnant, for example, you can now use our service to subscribe to our Pregnancy and Childbirth WisdomCards and be updated automatically when our team of health guides and researchers create a new WisdomCard about pregnancy issues.  With the click of a button, you can opt-in and decide if you want to receive a daily email update, ongoing RSS feeds, or Tweets to your Twitter account.

We feature all of our WisdomCard Alert feeds on our WisdomCard Directory and WisdomCollections pages, but in addition what I think is useful is how each WisdomCard features the specific health categories associated with that WisdomCard:

As far as I know, we are the only health service like this where people can subscribe to Twitter feeds related to a particular health topic.  At least for 100 different health categories.  I think it's a great example of new technologies are being mashed up and integrated to make it easier for people to get the health information they need and in the format and medium best for them.

This service is something we've been working on for awhile and we know we have a good deal of work to do. We'd love your feedback and suggestions for how we can improve the service and make it more useful.  Share your ideas in the comments or contact us here.

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[Surgical Procedures]

I'm a surgeon who needs information quickly... I'll check it out.