At the American Association for Clinical Chemistry Annual Meeting in San Diego, the new international Editorial Board of “Young’s Effects Online” convenes for the first time, with distinguished doctors and scientists from around the world—India, Germany, Sweden, and the United States—collaborating on this lifesaving resource. “Young’s Effects” serves as a dashboard to some 50 years of research in peer-reviewed literature, is regularly updated by its authors and editors, and constitutes a resource unequalled in the industry. We discuss editorial standards and strategies in merging medical content from around the world, content management issues (including conflict resolution), integration of international symbol sets, adoption of international standards for naming conventions, revision of the business model to incorporate Open Access, and free distribution of the information to colleagues in the developing world.