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LifeTrak app syncs with the compatible LifeTrak devices to give users a "deeper understanding" of their activity, sleep patterns and overall well-being.

The new cash will be used to further grow iRhythm's ZIO Service, which has been used with almost 250,000 patients at over 800 institutions across the U.S.

The solution that helps asthma patients to more accurately track symptoms and medication adherence to preempt an attack is available from Walgreens and CVS.

The three different scenarios NPD talks about are Forward into the Past, Incidental to Essential, and Persuasive and Pervasive.

The app starts with answering a few lifestyle questions to create a user's lifestyle improvement plan involving exercise, nutrition, sleep, stress and weight.

Those who sign-up to participate will "earn" one month free of RunKeeper Elite just for tracking an activity of at least a 5K distance.

The money will be used to further grow the company's flagship product, Patient IO, which is a care plan delivery platform for health professionals.

The goal of IBM's medicine supply chain management project is to save more lives by making medicine widely available when and where it's needed.

The program will be located at the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator in Israel, with the class taking place between September 2014 and January 2015.

The San Diego-based company makes Angela, which is a tablet-based app/service that helps the elderly patients who choose to stay in their homes.