Apps

Together with mHealth Technologies, 2Morrow will localize the SmartQuit app to help about 14 million people in Turkey (as of 2013) kick the habit.

Under the deal, Diabetes Tools will get all rights for the app, while still allowing the developer behind DiabetesGuru to support the project with advice.

The model would allow healthcare providers to predict the spread of influenza from one person to the next over time, and turn this into actionable information.

The FDA-cleared Triton Canister app for iPad enables the user to take pictures of the surgical canisters, and return the information within just a few seconds.

The company will use the funds to widen applications for its technology beyond moles and melanomas, and expand into new geographical markets.

The program will include a minimum of 300 people living with type 2 diabetes who will receive a prescription of BlueStar-S from their healthcare provider.

The home-based, personalized rehabilitation tool CuPiD was developed by an eight-member EU-funded consortium including researchers at Tel Aviv University.

The application features live tiles support, quick actions, Cortana and Notification center support, and Universal design with continuum support.

Part of the Physicians' Desk Reference suite of services, the application -- available for iOS and Android -- features timely updates to all drug information.

Available as a free download, the application provides patients and visitors with information about physicians, and Scripps hospitals and clinics.