Adidas All Day app

Adidas’ All Day app tracks and guides users towards a healthy lifestyle

Content-wise, All Day features a collection of text and video tutorials, ranging from quick yoga moves to green recipes.
higi station

higi raises Series B, acquires EveryMove

BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners invests in higi to expand the ecosystem that will personalize population health.
UPMC AnywhereCare

UPMC Health Plan launches a telehealth service

The mobile-enabled UPMC AnywhereCare allows patients to receive high-quality care from emergency room professionals 24 hours a day and with reduced copays.
Dreamit Health

Dreamit Health unveils its latest cohort of 8 startups

The companies accepted to the program: Biorealize, Bluedrop Medical, Citus Health, Cylera, Group K Diagnostics, Kaizen Health, Marmo Health, and Tine Health.
A home-based, smartphone-powered male infertility test

A home-based, smartphone-powered male infertility test in works

Easy-to-use app and accessory analyzes sperm concentration and motility with 98 percent accuracy.
the mednet

The Mednet launches its Q&A platform for cancer

The Quora-like knowledge-sharing tool provides doctors with expert answers about the latest research in their field, with initial focus on cancer.
PocketRx

Digital Pharmacist acquires PocketRx, a prescription management app

The acquisition will help Digital Pharmacist accelerate its product development schedule, and expand its reach to over 6,000 pharmacies nationwide.
Zocdoc Patient-Powered Search

Zocdoc’s new Patient-Powered Search provides a more intuitive search experience

The feature aims to bridge the gap between healthcare industry and human speak, allowing anyone to use his/her own language to find the right provider.
Face2Gene RESEARCH app screen

FDNA’s Face2Gene RESEARCH uses computer vision to accelerate genomic discoveries

The application enables clinicians all around the world to make rare and genetic disease discoveries using deep learning and artificial intelligence.
wearables

IDC: Wristwear to dominate the wearables by 2021

Worldwide wearable device shipments will grow from 102.4 million in 2016 to 237.5 million in 2021, representing a five-year CAGR of 18.3%.
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