Glycosmedia two years old today 3rd June 2010
Glycosmedia was launched
on 3rd June 2008 as a diabetes information service for healthcare
professionals.
Glycosmedia has been well received over the past two years and
continues to attract new subscribers to its FREE weekly newsletter
by email.
We are very grateful to Abbott Diabetes Care and
Novo Nordisk for supporting our website and FREE weekly newsletter
via restricted educational grants, and we will be announcing further
sponsorship from another pharmaceutical company in the near future.
It is only because of this sponsorship that we
are able to produce our FREE, editorially independent diabetes
information service.
We would welcome enquiries from other interested
parties who feel that they could support us financially.
We particularly welcome new subscribers to out
FREE weekly newsletter by email. You can sign up for your free
subscription to the Glycosmedia weekly newsletter here (It is just as easy to un-subscribe)
Subscribers to Glycosmedia come from countries
all around the world with large contingents from the UK and USA.
All the main healthcare professions are represented
on our subscriber list.
Glycosmedia can be followed on Twitter
Glycosmedia is also available via an RSS feed Contact:
Editor
Jim Young
Tel: 07775794041
Email: jim@glycosmedia.com
Launch of a new diabetes news service - Glycosmedia
June 2008
Essential information on diabetes is now just
a click away with the recent and successful launch of a new diabetes
news portal called Glycosmedia.
New subscribers from the UK and from the global
health community are signing up every day to receive free weekly e-mail newsletters.
Professor Steve Bain (consultant
diabetologist)
Doctor Harry Brown (general
practitioner)
Doctor Mark Freeman (consultant
diabetologist)
Are convinced that the plethora of excellent information
on the numerous international diabetes websites is simply too much
for the busy professional to visit and assess every day.
Paradoxically they also consider the Internet
to be a critical source of information about diabetes information.
But thanks to Glycosmedia this conundrum has been solved by the
efforts of Jim & Sue Young who are the medical editors of Glycosmedia.
Glycosmedia is not in competition with, or designed
to replace the excellent websites that already exist, but it will
provide a listing of the most pertinent new articles, research
papers and general information that have been published on those
websites in the previous few days. Professionals working in the
field of diabetes, both in the clinic and in research are pointed
straight to the material via a succinct list of hyperlinked headlines
and brief introductions. It is anticipated that Glycosmedia will
also be of interest to allied professionals involved with, or interested
in diabetes, and also to patients wishing to keep abreast of latest
developments.
The most important point to note is that the material
listed on Glycosmedia is selected "by hand" and is not the result of an imprecise automated electronic trawl of the Internet.
Only the most pertinent information is presented to the busy professional.
Although the service is based in the UK it has a global outlook.
As well as being available online Glycosmedia
offers a free subscription e-mail service that will deliver a listing of the most pertinent news directly
to a subscriber’s Inbox every day.
Finally, although Glycosmedia is actively seeking
sponsorship to support this service it is, and will always remain,
a free and an editorially independent resource. There will never
be any commercial input into our editorial material which is selected
purely on its merit.
Contact:
Editor
Jim Young
Tel: 07775794041
Email: jim@glycosmedia.com
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