Howard Luks, MD is one of the most tech savvy physicians in the country (that's why we recruited him to be Medical Director at iMedExchange) and he is also incredibly socio-politically aware. He attended HealthCamp Boston yesterday and wrote a post today calling on his fellow physicians to get involved in the health care reform debate that is heating up by the week. Click here to read: Social Media, Health Care Reform...Where are the Physicians?
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