Samsung Relúmĭno

Samsung launches Relúmĭno, a Gear VR app for the visually impaired

The app processes images from videos projected through the rear camera of a smartphone and makes the images friendly to the visually impaired users.
Senosis Health app

Google acquires mHealth monitoring startup Senosis Health

Senosis' apps collect health metrics to diagnose pulmonary function, hemoglobin counts and other critical health information.
Calorie Mama AI app - DNA enhanced

Azumio adds DNA-based insights into its Calorie Mama AI app

The app will lets users sequence their DNA so they could gain a deeper understanding of their body and its unique needs.
VA telehealth

VA unveils an appointment app, telehealth plans

The 'anywhere to anywhere' idea is to allow VA providers to provide telehealth services from anywhere in the country to veterans anywhere in the country.
WYhealth Due Date Plus

Study proves that Wildflower Health’s maternity app can engage users

A Medicaid member was estimated to be 76% more likely to have a 6-month or more prenatal visit if she was the WYhealth Due Date Plus app user.
FDA graphic

FDA’s digital health pre-certification pilot program is now open for applications

The focus of the Pre-Cert program is not on particular products but on firms and developers, which in turn (if pre-certified) will be able to more easily certify all of their products.
embodyDNA

Lose It!’s embodyDNA launched as the first in-app DNA-based weight loss plan

Developed in collaboration with Helix, the feature offers customized recommendations on food/beverage consumption and physical activities.
Seeing AI

Microsoft’s new iPhone app describes the world to the visually impaired

Called Seeing AI, it uses computer vision which is built inside the app to deliver results in a fraction of a second.
Sunface app

This selfie app aims to prevent skin cancer

The Sunface app photoages the user's skin based on skin type and individual UV-protection behavior.
Heal app

Heal brings its on-demand doctor house call service to Washington DC

Patients in most of D.C. and parts of Northern Virginia will now have instant access to an unhurried, highly-qualified doctor, in-home or at their office, at an affordable cost.