Abstract: An advertising proxy server enables limited-functionality web browsers, such as those commonly installed on mobile devices, to display web page content quickly, without incurring the delay normally associated with displaying web pages containing advertisements. When such a web browser requests a web page containing advertisements from a web server, the web server: (1) serves the main web page content to the web browser; and (2) instructs the advertising proxy server to retrieve the web page's advertising content. The web browser may render the main web page content while the advertising proxy server is retrieving the advertising content from a conventional advertising server. The web browser requests the advertising content from the advertising proxy server, which serves the advertising content, when available, to the web browser, which then renders the advertising content. The web browser may perform these functions without the need to execute JavaScript or other non-HTML code.

Abstract: A method and system for providing computer search results in connection with a medical information resource that has a plurality of stored medical topic documents. A user may provide a search request and in response have one or more medical topic documents in the medical information resource identified in a search result. A graphical user interface may be presented to the user including a topic title or other indication for the medical topic documents identified in the search result. The graphical user interface may be adapted to display additional information for a document presented in the first graphical user interface based on the user's selection of the title or other indication for the document such that the additional information is incorporated into and displayed simultaneously with at least a portion of the original graphical user interface.