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Sermo launched an updated client center as part of a broader effort to tailor the social networking site's client offering to PR and marketing practitioners.
Sermo unveiled a revamped platform aimed at offering physicians and clients alike faster and more targeted searches.
Discussing whether health care reform will impact the quality of care, with Daniel Palestrant, Sermo founder & CEO
Physicians use this free Web service to discuss treatments and other medical issues anonymously.
Andrew Tolve reports on how independent online forums can provide insights on what physicians and patients are thinking.
It’s going to be hard to keep your eyes off the photo in this piece. But the story of a construction worker’s thumb impaled
BusinessWeek and YouNoodle's list of 50 tech startups includes young companies...that are poised for growth.
Big Pharma listens. How social-networking sites created for physicians are becoming a boon for drug manufacturers and investors.
“We were hoping for a long-term fix to the SGR, although the likelihood of that is pretty slim,” said Barr.
When jet-setters began flocking to an exclusive social-networking Web site reserved for the rich, they got the attention of an online community’s most valuable ally: advertisers.
On September 20, 2007 Sermo's founder and CEO Dr. Daniel Palestrant stepped up to the podium at the Health 2.0 conference in San Francisco and in less than three minutes summarized how his brainchild, an online community for physicians...
As Facebook and MySpace continue to welcome a wider and wider array of members, some people are turning to more discriminating social sites.
You could hear some interesting things standing by the water cooler in a doctors' lounge.
Pfizer has signed on as the first pharmaceutical client of Sermo, the online community for physicians.
Pfizer will on Monday lead Big Pharma into internet-based social networking, as the world’s biggest drugmaker unveils a collaboration with Sermo, the fast-growing US networking site for doctors.
Site Partnership Aims For Dialogue on Drugs Outside Usual Pitches
A year-old online forum where 30,000 doctors swap medical observations has lined up a partnership with Pfizer Inc. — an alliance that runs counter to the site's founding ideal to give doctors...
Sermo, an online community with 12,000 members is opening its site to pharmaceutical firms looking for the scoop on how new drugs are viewed and being used by doctors.
In late March, Sermo, an upstart social network for doctors, tried an experiment. It polled member physicians on whether an experimental drug for advanced prostate cancer would...

Fast company names
Sermo Top 10 most innovative healthcare company.

Business Week lists
Sermo among the 50
best tech startups.

Medical Media Marketing
named Sermo Media Brand of the Year 2008
