From the Greater Cincinnati Health Watch comes news that the Microsoft HealthVault Be Well Fund is accepting grants around the research and development of online tools that improve health. "Eligible applicants included nonprofit, U.S.-based academic institutions and research or health institutions. Private-sector organizations may partner with these institutions. Proposals must use the Microsoft HealthVault platform, a free web-based platform designed to put people in control of their health data." Grant amounts will range up to a maximum of $500,000 and the deadline is May 9th.
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