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Survey: Smartphones and apps are changing the way Americans manage their health

Also, almost half (49%) now want their doctors to use data from their fitness tracker and/or from health apps as part of their care.
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Berg Insight: Shipments of connected wearables to reach 228M in 2020

Smartwatch sales have picked up considerably during 2015 and shipments are on the track to reach 19.5 million units by the end of the year.
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Rock Health: 278 deals raised more than $4.3B this year

2015 was a record year for industry consolidation, with M&A activity nearly doubling in volume -- there were 180 deals and $6 billion in disclosed activity.
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CTA: 74% of online U.S. adults likely to purchase health and fitness tech in...

Consumer purchase intent is highest for smartwatches, followed by fitness apps (30%), dedicated wearable activity trackers (27%) and smart apparel (27%).
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PwC: Top 10 health industry issues of 2016

2016 will be a year of firsts for healthcare consumers, organizations and new entrants as innovative tools and services enter the New Health Economy.
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Berg Insight: Number of remotely monitored patients to reach 36.1M by 2020

The two main applications are monitoring of patients with implantable cardiac rhythm management devices and monitoring of patients with sleep therapy devices.
IDC wearables Q3 2015

IDC Q3 wearables report: The market grew 197.6% YoY, Fitbit is still the king

Overall, 21 million wearable devices have been shipped in Q3, compared to 7.1 million units shipped in the same quarter last year.
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90% of family physicians would use telehealth if appropriately paid

Those relying on telehealth used it for diagnoses or treatment (55%), chronic disease management (26%), second opinion (20%) and follow-up (21%).
mHealth app market

mHealth app market to reach $31B by 2020

However, the vast majority of mHealth app publishers have not yet been able to generate significant revenues with their apps.
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Study: A majority of healthcare institutions don’t use HIPAA-compliant apps

On contrary, employees in the healthcare industry say their employers allow using consumer messaging apps for communication with colleagues.