Hi. It’s managing editor Leigh Ann Hubbard. I’m hijacking the blog again.

We’ve had some wonderful mentions online lately, and I wanted to share them with you. Sites that feature us usually have some readers similar to ours, so I thought some of these blogs might interest you. Happy browsing!

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by Leigh Ann Hubbard, Managing Editor

The results are in! Congratulations to our very first Twitter Small Steps contest winners! Thank you to everyone who participated and voted.

Winners receive two subscriptions to James Hubbard’s My Family Doctor, the magazine written by health-care professionals for the general public. Runners up get one subscription. Want to check out what they’re winning? Download a free preview issue here.

(Hint: If you’re giving three or more gifts, call 877-DOC-IS-IN (877-362-4746) for our special holiday discounts: just $24 each.)

And now, the envelopes, please …

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by Leigh Ann Hubbard, Managing Editor

We’re excited to announce the Twitter contest nominees!

On Tuesday, we asked you to tweet the answer to, “What small steps are you taking for your health?” You gave some amazing responses. It was so hard to narrow them down.

Now, we’re giving away 24 subscriptions! (more…)

by Leigh Ann Hubbard, managing editor

What small steps are you taking for your health?

Answer that question today (Tuesday) on Twitter, and you might win two subscriptions to James Hubbard’s My Family Doctor! JHMFD is written by health-care professionals. If you like this blog content, you’ll LOVE the magazine.

The contest runs all day, and you can tweet as many answers as you like. Be sure to include #step in your tweet. (more…)

by Leigh Ann Hubbard, managing editor

Drum roll, please …

We at James Hubbard’s My Family Doctor are excited to announce our first ever Twitter contest! Woo-hoo! You, yes you, can win TWO free subscriptions (one to give away–in time for the holidays).

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by Leigh Ann Hubbard, Managing Editor

Do you tweet?

There’s this cool thing. All the kids are doing it. It’s called Twitter. At first glance, it seems to be about the most inane thing you could possibly do with your time. You log on; a box asks, “What are you doing?” and you get 140 characters to answer. Yep. That’s it.

But, after reading about it seemingly everywhere (like here, here and here), I finally dove in a little over a month ago. I’m officially addicted. And guess what … there are lots of doctors who tweet. What’s more, Dr. Hubbard’s latest blog post can be attributed directly to this silly little site.

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