DNA

Google, Broad Institute partner to help improve DNA analysis

The two parties will be working together to improve DNA analysis and help cure diseases through personalized healthcare based on an individual's DNA makeup.
TalkSpace

Small study: SMS therapy is convenient, effective

Participants experienced improved psychological well-being in three months, with higher satisfaction given to convenience and affordability, among other things.
Luzi smart lamp

Luzi smart lamp launches on Indiegogo to improve sleep quality

The lamp uses a combination of LED light to aid natural production of melatonin and low frequency sound to soothe users to sleep.
Valencell

Valencell: Our heart rate sensors make Apple Watch look like a toy

Study reveals Valencell's PerformTek biometric tech delivers highly accurate heart rate data during activity, significantly outperforming the Apple Watch.
StartUp Health

Aurora Health Care takes a lead investor role in StartUp Health

The collaboration will bring together Aurora's integrated health care system with StartUp Health's broad network of entrepreneurs and their innovations.
MDLIVE

MDLIVE secures $50 million in new funding

The fresh capital will enable MDLIVE to continue its organic growth and expand its acquisition strategy to reach even more customers across the U.S.
Wellframe

Thresholds, Wellframe partner to help veterans gain control over their own care

Wellframe's Intelligent Care Management Platform and its mobile app will help veterans overcome barriers to care, leading to long-term recovery.
NATO flag

NATO telehealth platform could be powered by Avera?

NATO's project is looking to use modern technology and build multinational capacity to respond to major situations, disasters and civil emergencies.
Heal app

Heal secures $5M seed for its on-demand doctor house call service

The company will use the fresh capital to expand to 15 markets over 12 months; 3 VCs and numerous renowned angels provided the capital.
Google wearable

Google unveils smart watch for clinical trials

The device that won't be marketed to consumers can measure the wearer's pulse, heartbeat rhythm, skin temperature, light exposure and noise levels.