A reporter from the Roanoke Times on medical blogs. “Do any doctors, nurses or other medical people in Western Virginia write a blog? It’s time and you’ve got to expect something like that would be well-read. (I would read it. Would you?)

So, this is my appeal. Might a prof in Blacksburg throw back the curtain cloaking the new medical school? Would a hospital P.R. person share tales of pesky reporters snooping for news? Could a practice manager give us the latest rise in malpractice rates? Maybe there’s a cancer doctor with something to say about cigarette smoking. Or an orthopedist with a bone he hasn’t yet picked.”

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