There is currently an award program for “Health Activists”
http://info.wegohealth.com/health-activist-awards-2012/
The program is described this way:
“Health Activists inspire us every day with their commitment to online health communities. Let’s celebrate their accomplishments and recognize their contributions. The Health Activist Awards honor the leaders who made a real difference in how we think about healthcare and living well in 2012.”
The “Best in Show Awards: Blog” category is
“Awarded to someone who exemplifies the use of one particular social platform to raise awareness and make connections. Nominate your favorite blogger, community leader, facebooker, tweeter, or vlogger.”
I have nominated Bob DeMarco, founder of the AlzheimersReadingRoom for the blogging category. I’m sure the more nominations Bob receives, the better the chance he will receive this well-deserved honor.
Let’s all thank Bob, today, for everything he is doing on behalf of Alzheimers patient and their caregivers by nominating him for this award!
Thanks,
Max
The program is described this way:
“Health Activists inspire us every day with their commitment to online health communities. Let’s celebrate their accomplishments and recognize their contributions. The Health Activist Awards honor the leaders who made a real difference in how we think about healthcare and living well in 2012.”
The “Best in Show Awards: Blog” category is
“Awarded to someone who exemplifies the use of one particular social platform to raise awareness and make connections. Nominate your favorite blogger, community leader, facebooker, tweeter, or vlogger.”
I have nominated Bob DeMarco, founder of the AlzheimersReadingRoom for the blogging category. I’m sure the more nominations Bob receives, the better the chance he will receive this well-deserved honor.
Let’s all thank Bob, today, for everything he is doing on behalf of Alzheimers patient and their caregivers by nominating him for this award!
Thanks,
Max
Max Wallack is a student at Boston
University and a Research Intern in the Molecular Psychiatry and Aging
Laboratory in the Department of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics at
Boston University School of Medicine. His great grandmother, Gertrude, suffered from
Alzheimer's disease. Max is the founder of
PUZZLES TO
REMEMBER. PTR is a project that provides
puzzles to nursing homes and veterans institutions that care for Alzheimer's
and dementia patients.
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