Peter Semmelhack, of Bug Labs, on “Hacking Health”

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Peter Semmelhack, of Bug Labs, on “Hacking Health”

"I believe we need an open source movement dedicated to health care. In essence, I want to rally the same fanatical zeal that has helped build some of the best, most complex software systems (LAMP, etc) ever devised to help address some of the world's thorniest health care problems."

Peter Semmelhack

http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/07/peter_semmelhack_of_bug_labs_on_hac.html

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