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Fealth.com unveils comprehensive Health Search Engine

Vertical Health Search Engine Fealth.com Launched

Westlake Village , CA , - March 6, 2006 - Fealth.com today unveiled the internets most comprehensive Health Search Engine at http://www.fealth.com . Fealth.com search results provide highly relevant and reliable health information from the vast amount of information available on the Internet. Using industry accepted trust indicators, such as health certifications, to establish high value rankings, Fealth.com filters out irrelevant search results, such as searching for information on a virus though most search engines providing information on computer viruses.

Fealth, derived from fitness and health is available at http://www.fealth.com and is also available for license to internet portals and publishers for integration within their own websites. An initial portal partner, stayhealthy.com which launched in 1995 as one of the first healthcare websites, is using Fealth’s on-demand and highly customizable search solution to compliment and expand its own health related products.

“Fealth is a perfect choice to more than 110 million Internet users who are looking for health information. Cluttered information on the web and lack of a good health search engines cause a significant amount of lost time and effort for any consumer or health care professional.” Said Ravi Kalidindi, founder and CEO of Findica Inc, “Our search engine provides highly qualified and relevant information without having to page though volumes of irrelevant material.”

“Fealth is providing us excellent on-demand and highly customizable health search and information solutions. These solutions fit very well into our portal, were easily integrated and give our visitors incredibly qualified information which compliments our own products.” said John Collins, CEO of StayHealthy.com “We've already received fantastic feedback from our visitors and customers who are finding highly relevant health information that they otherwise would not have found”.

(11/3/06)