[Techcrunch](http://www.techcrunch.com) [profiles](http://www.techcrunch.com/2005/10/17/healthline-reliable-medical-information/) a new currently-in-beta health-related search engine, [Healthline](http://www.healthline.com).
I spent a good bit of my day now in health-related search engines for one reason or another, seeing what’s going on in the colorectal cancer landscape. Healthline’s got some [pretty good stuff](http://www.healthline.com/article?contentId=000262) using colorectal cancer or colon cancer as the search term.
Where the beta part sneaks in is when I try and find information about the medical condition I’m currently dealing with: sphincter of Oddi dysfunction. The [results](http://www.healthline.com/search?q1=sphincter+of+oddi+dysfunction) aren’t quite what I expected:
In a male-dominated Internet, is there any other kind of medical dysfunction? Apparently not. 😉
Tags: beta, healthcare, search+engine, sphincter+oddi+dysfunction
One response to “Healthline search – definitely beta”
Hey Judi –
Thanks so much for the feedback! I’m glad we were able to help you with your colon/colorectal cancer search… but as you point out, while we nailed 9 of 10 results on your gallbladder issue, we missed the concept, and that’s not good enough.
Keep giving us feedback; we’ll keep improving our product!
(The link in the URL field is from my personal blog; drop by any time if you have comments about Healthline.)
All the best,
Tony Gentile
Healthline