Google may be launching Health search on Wednesday
One of the first things many people do when they receive a medical diagnosis is go online and perform a search to find out more about their malady, even if it often frustrates their physicians. Given that Google is by far the most popular search engine, a good number of people likely begin their searches there. That may be why Google has been quietly testing a new Google Health service.
Reports are that Google plans to announce the new service at some point next week, possibly at the annual Google Press Day on Wednesday.
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