Title page -- Introduction -- Healthgrid 2006 Programme Committee -- Contents -- Medical Imaging on the Grid -- Federating Distributed and Heterogeneous Information Sources in Neuroimaging: The NeuroBase Project -- Bridging Clinical Information Systems and Grid Middleware: A Medical Data Manager -- Grid Scheduling for Interactive Analysis -- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Simulation on EGEE Grid Architecture: A Web Portal Design -- Towards a Virtual Laboratory for fMRI Data Management and Analysis -- Service-Oriented Architecture for Grid-Enabling Medical Applications -- Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease Using a Grid Implementation of Statistical Parametric Mapping Analysis -- Using the Grid to Analyze the Pharmacokinetic Modelling After Contrast Administration in Dynamic MRI -- Medical Image Registration Algorithms Assessment: Bronze Standard Application Enactment on Grids Using the MOTEUR Workflow Engine -- Ethical, Legal and Privacy Issues on HealthGrids -- The Ban on Processing Medical Data in European Law: Consent and Alternative Solutions to Legitimate Processing of Medical Data in HealthGrid -- Development of Grid Frameworks for Clinical Trials and Epidemiological Studies -- Privacy Protection in HealthGrid: Distributing Encryption Management over the VO -- Secured Distributed Service to Manage Biological Data on EGEE Grid -- Bioinformatics on the Grid -- Demonstration of In Silico Docking at a Large Scale on Grid Infrastructure -- A Gridified Protein Structure Prediction System "Rokky-G" and Its Implementation Issues -- Sealife: A Semantic Grid Browser for the Life Sciences Applied to the Study of Infectious Diseases -- Advancing of Russian ChemBioGrid by Bringing Data Management Tools into Collaborative Environment -- GPS@ Bioinformatics Portal: From Network to EGEE Grid.

Blast2GO Goes Grid: Developing a Grid-Enabled Prototype for Functional Genomics Analysis -- Bioprofiling over Grid for eHealthcare -- SARS Grid-An AG-Based Disease Management and Collaborative Platform -- Knowledge Discovery on HealthGrids -- A Secure Semantic Interoperability Infrastructure for Inter-Enterprise Sharing of Electronic Healthcare Records -- Constructing a Semantically Enriched Biomedical Service Space: A Paradigm with Bioinformatics Resources -- Building a European Biomedical Grid on Cancer: The ACGT Integrated Project -- Health-e-Child: An Integrated Biomedical Platform for Grid-Based Paediatric Applications -- Medical Assessment and HealthGrid Applications -- Grid Empowered Sharing of Medical Expertise -- Mobile Peer-to-Grid Architecture for Paramedical Emergency Operations -- Virtual Hospital and Digital Medicine - Why Is the GRID Needed? -- Final Results and Exploitation Plans for MammoGrid -- Posters and Short Contributions -- Proposing a Roadmap for HealthGrids -- Remote Radiotherapy Planning: The eIMRT Project -- Designing for e-Health: Recurring Scenarios in Developing Grid-Based Medical Imaging Systems -- Design and Implementation of Security in a Data Collection System for Epidemiology -- Architecture of Authorization Mechanism for Medical Data Sharing on the Grid -- Database Integration for Predisposition Genes Discovery -- High Performance GRID Based Implementation for Genomics and Protein Analysis -- TRENCADIS - A WSRF Grid MiddleWare for Managing DICOM Structured Reporting Objects -- GATE Simulation for Medical Physics with Genius Web Portal -- Biomedical Applications in EELA -- Outlook for Grid Service Technologies Within the @neurIST eHealth Environment -- Author Index.

Contains contributions that follow five main topics: Medical Imaging on the Grid; Ethical, Legal and Privacy Issues on HealthGrids; Bioinformatics on the Grid; Knowledge Discovery on HealthGrids and Medical Assessment and HealthGrid Applications. This work also focuses on basic technologies which are relevant for HealthGrids.

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