Trial

Taking place at three sites in California and Washington state, the trial will include up to 300 English and Spanish-language speakers.

The 26-week trial, funded by the National Institute on Aging, included 281 adults and was conducted between March and September 2014.

The application also supports collecting of pictures and video content, as well biometric and activity data from different wearable devices.

A personalized digital health intervention can improve adherence for hypertension and high cholesterol patients, providing value to all parties involved.

Scientists from the University of Manchester are looking to discover whether certain weather conditions cause actual pain for people with chronic complaints.

Researchers want to use the activity tracker to determine if it can help oncologists assess whether their patients are active enough for chemotherapy.

The study aims to identify patterns and predictors that lead to serious events, prevent complications of the disease, and provide real-time intervention.

The first test will be a 500-person study of anxiety, stress, and depression at Columbia University, followed by a PTSD study at Duke.

An Apple Watch app called emPower will enable users to answer multiple-choice questions about their mood, symptoms, possible treatment side effects and more.

GSK will use the sensor in the studies to automatically collect and record data on the inhaler's usage, and wirelessly transmit the data collected.