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The study will use Philips' InnerSense device, a feeding tube that also works as a core temperature sensor, to monitor the infants for signs of hypothermia.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been using pilots as part of its development strategy for VA mHealth apps since 2011.

The collaboration will include UC San Francisco, Partners HealthCare, Duke University, UC Davis and University of Nebraska Medical Center.

The plan is that doctors share critical medical information with the hospital's staff while responding to 911 calls related to potential stroke victims.

Mental health clinicians have the opportunity to preview a new mobile platform that provides them with patient data between therapy visits to improve care.

The study involved some 200 people with diabetes all of whom followed their regular drug regimen; half of the participants used the Healthmeter device.

Two prominent U.S. hospitals are preparing to launch pilots with diabetics and chronic disease patients using Apple's health platform.

The 60-day pilot is expected to end in early October, and once it's completed, Scripps physicians will consider broadening the use of AirStrip ONE.

The not-for-profit managed care organization has teamed-up with HealthCrowd to show that mobile messaging is a viable HEDIS outreach channel.

The GoCheck Kids application screens a young child's eyesight using the built-in camera to assess vision for refractive risk factors for amblyopia.