Ladies First: eHealthcareWorld Prescribed a Forum to Help Save Women's Lives

New York City--12/1/00: The eHealthcareWorld conference, December 4-6 in New York City, is where the sharpened online focus toward the women demographic will receive a focus of its own through various panel discussions and sessions. The three-day event at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center will provide physicians, administrators, CEOs, industry analysts and other professionals with the information necessary to effectively provide women's medical data in the new healthcare environment.

A number of influential women have chosen eHealthcareWorld as the venue to address many outlets attempting to utilize the Internet to maximize women's health. As 10 percent of all Internet searches are for female health-related information, and women between the ages of 18 and 45 represent the fastest growing segment of the Internet market, the accuracy of data on the Web is critical.

"The Internet has transformed the way women obtain information," says Donnica Moore, MD. "One of my personal goals is to help ensure that Web-accessible women's health information is factual. eHealthcareWorld is the perfect place to get my message out - that is why I keep coming back."

"We are honored to have so many female healthcare leaders participating in our event," says Julie Brown, vice president of content for eHealthcareWorld at eMarketWorld. "As a leading forum that helps prepare physicians and other providers to meet the challenges of delivering accurate women's healthcare information over the Internet, eHealthcareWorld is helping to save women's lives."

Donnica Moore, MD: the founder and President of DrDonnica.com. Moore has been featured on more than 200 television segments, including frequent spots on NBC's "Later Today" and "Weekend Today" Shows, and is currently heard daily on her nationally syndicated radio spot "Dr. Donnica's Women's Health Report."

Wendy Borow-Johnson: President and CEO of RnetHealth.com, a digital media company leveraging digital technologies of the Internet and television to deliver traditional and behavioral health interactive intervention and self-help programs. Ms. Borow-Johnson is the founding chair of content of eHealthcareWorld, currently sitting on the Advisory Board.

Meg Walsh: the CEO of Oncology.com, one of the most comprehensive and credible Web sites providing quality information and numerous resources for those affected by cancer.

Kathleen Drennan: President of Drennan Healthcare International (DHI) established her company to provide strategic guidance to pharmaceutical, academic and other research organizations looking to bridge the gap between good science and cost-effective business principles within the clinical trials and medical research industry. Drennan also sits on the Advisory Board of Directors, eHealthcareWorld.

Dr. Holly Atkinson: President of AllHealth.com, the consumer health channel on iVillage.com is the leading women's network online providing practical solutions and everyday support for women between the ages of 25 and 54.

For more information about the event or the aforementioned women's involvement in the conference, visit www.eHealthcareWorld.com.