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New tool would focus healthcare search results
Healthcare Strategist Trend Watch, June 30, 2006
Google has been testing a new feature that allows users to limit their search to sites with health information. The tool is appearing in beta form on the Internet, which indicates that a full-scale launch is in the making. Typically, Google unveils new features by making them available in a limited geographic area for testing purposes, followed by a general release.
An increasing number of search engines are trying to increase advertising revenue by focusing on quality search results, as opposed to the quantity of sites returned.
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