Apps

The application called TeamStudy is part of the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University to help former NFL players better understand their health.

Called Q Heart, the application allows users to manually enter blood pressure readings or sync them from Apple's HealthKit, take notes and get trends.

The application is designed to help office workers add short bursts of physical activity into their days, and support each other in doing so.

Called Where's My Mind?, the app is currently only available for Android users, prompting them at random intervals with questions about their thoughts.

Using the new offering, vendors can more easily deliver new connected solutions, and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery.

Researchers have found that the app had a tendency to inform users that their blood pressure was in the normal range when it was actually quite high.

Under the deal, those using 2morrow's SmartQuit app as part of an employer program will be able to more easily get GSK's nicotine replacement therapy.

The InTemp CX400 Series is the first pharmaceutical cold chain monitoring solution that combines Bluetooth connectivity with robust alarm functionality.

The companion app enables families to match their loved one with a vetted caregiver, watch video interviews, and get real-time access to daily GPS check-ins.

The dataset has information captured from more than 9,500 people to help speed scientific progress toward treatments for people with Parkinson's disease.