University of Michigan to pilot home blood pressure monitoring system
The 25-person study will look at the effects of pharmacist-led home blood pressure monitoring and medication reminders on people with hypertension.
Boston Children’s launches ResearchKit study on hepatitis C
Called C Tracker, the study will give researchers insight into patients' daily activity, monitor symptoms and assess the efficacy of treatments.
Study: Smart inhaler can boosts medication adherence by 144 percent
Also the three studies Adherium has conducted have found a 14.9% increase in lung function and a 37% reduction in oral steroid usage.
Australian trial proves text messages can affect health outcomes
The 2-year study of 710 patients with coronary heart disease showed that six months of a text messaging intervention can produce significant results.
Study: Monitoring based on reward incentives can lower blood pressure
Higi reviewed its user base and analyzed the impacts of its system on 159,000 hypertensive users across the U.S. from September 2012 to April 2015.
Mobile services can boost veteran’s rehab efforts
The study participants were asked to complete daily questionnaires over a 36-week period regarding the use of an Army-developed messaging app called mCare.
BIOTRONIK announces CE approval, pilot study results for BioMonitor 2
The approval will allow the company to launch its long-term continuous remote monitoring device on the European market in the near future.
Medidata, Validic partner to include patient-generated data in clinical trials
The two parties are integrating their respective technology platforms to drive patient-centric research by including data from sensors, wearables and apps.
Clinical Ink adds mobile medical device connectivity to its clinical trial platform
The solution was developed with cooperation from Qualcomm Life, Novartis and PPD, which are also supporting a pilot clinical study before broad commercial use.
AARP: 50+ population want to embrace modern wearable technology
At the end of the six-week trial, 71% of participants reported increased awareness of activity, sleep or eating habits; and 45% reported increased motivation.