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The company is running a social network where users can meet, follow and schmooze with fitness instructors, and order classes from them.

The company has developed a pill-sized sensor that is entirely implanted in the user's upper arm from where it can continuously monitor their glucose levels.

Call9 aims to reduce visits to emergency rooms by connecting the nursing home staff via video chat to one of its on-call emergency room doctors.

The device tracks safe sun time and tells users how long they can stay outdoors before getting sunburnt or developing skin damage.

The company conducts background checks on certified nurses, physiotherapists, and attendants before adding them to its platform.

In the game, kids care for their pet's asthma, while learning about inhaler technique and timing, trigger identification and avoidance.

In this post we look at smaller products or at least products made by lesser known companies that were unveiled during CES 2016.

From the survey involving 318 individuals in the US, UK, Germany and Japan, 80 were IT executives with insight into the mHealth apps they produce...

The new option is designed to draw later-stage companies and serial entrepreneurs who would not typically consider an accelerator.

American Well says it has the most downloaded telehealth app, while Teladoc claims it is larger than all three of its next biggest competitors combined.