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.
Warby Parker app

Warby Parker’s app aims to replace an in-person eye test

Called the Prescription Check app, it enables folks to use their phone and computer in tandem to administer a 20-minute series of eye tests.
ResApp Health

Doctors Without Borders to evaluate ResAppDx in a low income setting

Developed by ResApp Health, the ResAppDx app can diagnose pneumonia and other common respiratory diseases in children.
BiAffect app

Mobile app that tracks bipolar manic and depressive episodes wins award

BiAffect can monitor mobile device usage, including keyboard typing speed, to predict manic and depressive episodes in people with bipolar disorder.
abnormal heart rhythm

Apple Watch could be used to detect an abnormal heart rhythm with 97% accuracy

The study began last year to discover whether the Apple Watch could detect an oncoming stroke, quarter of which are caused by an abnormal heart rhythm.
iSage Rx

Amalgam Rx’s iSage Rx is the first FDA-cleared app for titration of all brands...

iSage allows physicians to choose from multiple clinically-validated basal insulin algorithms and tailor the algorithms to the patient needs.
Epic MyChart app

Epic patient apps get Mayo Clinic’s expert health content

Included in the deal are more than 4,000 comprehensive health topics spread across more than 18,000 pages of Mayo Clinic content.