Gizmodo
So the American Cancer Society is developing a new PDA-based application that is targeted at primary care physicians and other health care industry workers called "C-Tools 2.0." I don't know what it does, exactly - fights cancer, I guess - but since I am destined to die a horrible, choking, sputtering death thanks to my poor diet and stolen cigarettes, it would be nice if any of our readers that work in the health care field would like to help them beta test it. Do you really want to be the one person who didn't help them prevent the black rot that forces me to claw out my own lungs from my heaving chest?
Fine, do it for David Neff, the ACS's Director of Online Communications, you heartless bastards.
Read - C-Tools 2.0 [Cancer]
David told me should send an email to "testing" if you are interested in giving it a whirl. The domain would be "acspdasupport.com." Oh, and I'll list the different tools after the jump/break/link. What's this 'Tobacco Cessation Tool?' Sounds like quackery to me!
Cancer Screening Guidelines/Calculator
Detecting Cancer in Children
BMI Calculator for Adults
Skin Cancer Screening Tool
Tobacco Cessation Tool
Pain Medications Dictionary
Drug Calculator
Pain/Symptom Management Tool
Prostate Specific Antigen Information
Communicating with Your Patients about Bad News
