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Fight Cancer, Get My Time

Fight Cancer, Get My Time

By Chris Yeh on January 8, 2013

Last year, I rode in Cycle for Survival, and helped raise over $15 million for cancer.  You guys helped by donating over $2,000. This year, it’s even more personal.  As you know, I lost my beloved dog Kobe to cancer last Fall. Meanwhile, my friend David Weekly lost his mother, and his brother is now […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged cancer, donation, health, kobe

Digital Health Becoming a Reality

Digital Health Becoming a Reality

By Mark Suster on January 18, 2010

Bill Gates once famously said that people tend to overestimate the impact of technology in the 1-year timeframe and underestimate its impact in the 10-year timeframe.  That’s always stuck with me. I tend not to go into heat when I hear the latest buzz on the tech blogs about the latest gadgets.  But when I […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Product reviews | Tagged BMI, dailyburn, FitBit, gadgets, health, iphone, SoCal Stuff, Tech Market Analysis, TechStars, WakeMate, withings, ycombinator | 1 Response

Cancer Dude’s Last Battle. Good Bye, Jeffrey

Cancer Dude’s Last Battle. Good Bye, Jeffrey

By Zoli Erdos on September 2, 2009

Damn. Damn. Damn.  Cancer s**ks.  And here I am, the blogger who thinks can write about everything, yet I am speechless.  Yes, Cancer Dude, Jeffrey Walker, businessman, musician, artist, family-man @radiowalker who fought and beat cancer so many times had one too many battles to fight, and he lost this last one.  Last night he […]

Posted in General | Tagged atlassian, cancer, cancerdude, health, Jeffrey Walker | 1 Response

Jeffrey’s Seven: Cancer Dude Back Online

Jeffrey’s Seven: Cancer Dude Back Online

By Zoli Erdos on June 4, 2009

This is the third slide of the Opening Keynote from Atlassian’s Summit this week.  Amidst all the celebration of success, product and partner announcements, and just about a windfall of information it was a nice gesture to spend a minute with Atlassian’s first US employee, President Jeffrey Walker, who could not be at the event, […]

Posted in General | Tagged atlassian, benefit concert, cancer, cancerdude, health, Jeffrey Walker, livestrong

Cancer Dude Will Win Again

Cancer Dude Will Win Again

By Zoli Erdos on March 5, 2009

This is Jeffrey Walker.  President of Atlassian, an incredibly cool and successful company. Hacker artist and musician. And also Cancer Dude.  His words, not mine.  He wrote them two years ago: “In preparation for this upcoming surgery, I’ll be working out every single day. I’ll be leaving work at a reasonable hour. I need to […]

Posted in General | Tagged atlassian, cancer, cancerdude, health, Jeffrey Walker, livestrong | 2 Responses

The Sorry State of Health 2.0 - Google Health & Microsoft HealthVault

The Sorry State of Health 2.0 – Google Health & Microsoft HealthVault

By Zoli Erdos on February 5, 2009

Ever since I started actively managing my parents’ health care I’ve been a heavy user of electronic health records and communication systems, and I am immensely frustrated.  Frustrated at the paper-based world we’re facing in the 21st century, but also at my peers, reviewers in the media, blogs, when they discuss new developments in the […]

Posted in Analysis, Product reviews | Tagged google, google health, health, health 2.0, Health care, health records, healthvault, hipaa, microsoft, privacy, usability, windows live | 7 Responses

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