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The two parties will develop an experimental IoT system that uses connected devices to enable remote measurement of health and quality of life in real-time.

The Big Blue has also introduced Watson Health for ResearchKit, which is available at no charge to qualified, non-profit health researchers.

Partners will develop the solution that combines AHA's science-based metrics with cognitive analytics, delivered on Welltok's health optimization platform.

The companies will tap Watson's cognitive computing abilities to make sense of the data gathered on their respective platforms.

The application provides women with real-time, personalized nutrition advice including meal recommendations and 24/7 nutritional support.

Researchers also unveiled a pilot app that uses existing sensors and cognitive technologies to inform blind people on the CMU campus about their surroundings.

The unit will be headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts; Big Blue also introduced IBM Watson Health Cloud for Life Sciences and IBM Watson Care Manager.

Big Blue plans to leverage the Watson Health Cloud to analyze and cross-reference medical images against a deep trove of health-related data sources.

Currently, only three of 22 apps on the list feature Apple Watch support, including Hospital RN, Field Connect and Incident Aware.

Centura is the first organization to embrace the app and roll it out to consumers transitioning back to everyday life after experiencing a heart condition.