The 2008 Annual Meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (ACAAI) in Seattle, Washington was very successful.
Click on the images above to see some of the interesting posters presented during the meeting, for example:
Ladybug allergy: time to start looking
Steroids leads to a successful pregnancy in a semen-allergic patient
Successful specific immunotherapy in a patient with horse allergy
Our poster The Utility of Google Trends to Structure Patient Related Education Initiatives was selected for a special ACAAI press release among more than 450 abstracts. The pilot study was based on a blog post published here in 2007: Recurrent Trends in Allergy-related Searches on Google.
As you can see, a blog can be used as an educational and research portfolio, serving as a springboard for projects and research ideas.
References:
Using a Blog to Build an Educational Portfolio
Popular Case-Based Resource Models Online Medical Training
Case Western Reserve University ShowCASE to Highlight Research Projects - Web 2.0 Included
Google Trends as a Resource for Informing Plastic Surgery Marketing Decisions http://bit.ly/2CU0oci
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