Nashville-based health care consumerism company change:healthcare was selected to support a medical research effort headed by Temple University School of Medicine.
GeneSyn IP Ventures LLC, a partner in the research collaboration between Temple and two other Philadelphia area entities, hired change:healthcare to help participants of the consortium more easily gain medical information and communicate with each other.
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- Stimulus money solicited quietly despite disclosur...
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- Bailed-out banks just got bigger
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- Father Ryan High School feels effects of recession
- Nashville's last arcade fights battle of obscurity
- Renters help fill unsold Nashville condos
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- Flat incomes raise concern for recovery
- Business briefs: Ford adds third shift due to demand
- Management shake-up at First Tennessee
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- Bellevue mall as a high school? It's possible
- Genesco posts $2.7 million second quarter net loss
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- Unemployment rate goes down in most Tennessee coun...
- Clayton fights decline in manufactured homes
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- Nashville company starts work on hospital in China
- Les Paul's death revives interest in vintage guitars
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- change:healthcare chosen to support research effort
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- Phil Mickelson loses hunger for SouthEast Waffles
- Home auctions increasingly help banks shed foreclo...
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- Stocks tumble amid investors' worries
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- New jobless claims rise unexpectedly to 558,000
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