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The company claims more than Software 275,000 physicians subscribe to its free or paid software, which Development provides access to clinical information from smartphones like the Careers iPhone, Blackberries and Palm devices. Management Government The medical software provider also announced that its clinical reference Opinion application for the iPhone and iPod touch devices will be customized White Papers & Webcasts Columnists for the new iPad. SharkTank Avoiding Costs From Oversizing Data Center and Network More "By optimizing our software for the Webcasts Room Infrastructure iPad, we are capitalizing on the larger Video Health care and IT Download Now screen real estate and interactivity Podcasts As health data goes digital, security risks grow provided by this sophisticated device," Meet the experts: Take the next step to maximize your White Papers Rose Crane, CEO of Epocrates said in virtualization management ROI Computerworld Reports N.Y. health insurers to offer a statement. 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