1. The Zen of Blogging For Personal and Professional Enrichment

2. “ Blogging provides the opportunity to directly broadcast one’s words to colleagues.” Why I Blog by Andrew Sullivan

3. Baby Steps Student Blogs Trainee Blogs

4. http://katieinlamba.blogspot.com/

9. Medical Student Interests: Photography Nature Relationships with people Music Books and Writing Travel The old and the new Dancing Learning, living, laughing, loving Life Caitlin Stiglmeier

11. Mission To provide an interactive online place for contributing physicians to discuss both academic cases but also experiences and interests outside of medicine.

12. Professional Blogs

19. International Team

21. November 1 5, 2008

23. http://www.skincancerclinic.blogspot.com Queensland Skin Cancer Blog

24. Ian McColl: Queensland Blog Architect

25. http://www.skincancerclinic.blogspot.com Queensland Skin Cancer Blog

26. http://thedermblog.com/

27. http://www.kevinmd.com/blog

29. Patient Blogs

32. Michelle Lynn Mayer 1969 - 2008 39 year old mother of 2 battling a rare autoimmune disease called scleroderma http://diaryofadyingmom.blogspot.com/

34. From NY Times Health Section - Sept. 9, 2008

36. Creative Blogs

39. Getting Started

44. 46 yo man Seen on 11/19/08

53. http://mevirtualskin.blogspot.com

55. Getting Started

67. http://mevirtualskin.blogspot.com

73. The Power of the Blog 12/11/07: I saw an 11 yo boy with a black mole My Blink Diagnosis: Benign Blue Nevus

77. My Colleagues Gently Differ Ian McColl: Queensland: “ The dermoscopy looks more like a Reed nevus to me.” Stelios Minas: Cyprus: ” I would favor for a Spitz nevus. I prefer prophylactic excision.”

78. Based on my colleagues suggestions I performed an excisional biopsy They were right Diagnosis: Reed Nevus “ Pigmented Spindle Cell Nevus”

82. In Conclusion