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Called the Freespira Breathing System, the FDA-cleared solution is based on research from Stanford University and Boston University in the mid 2000s.

Called Where's My Mind?, the app is currently only available for Android users, prompting them at random intervals with questions about their thoughts.

84% of FDA-approved apps and 80% of apps formerly approved by the NHS were vulnerable to at least 2 OWSP mobile top 10 risks.

Using the new offering, vendors can more easily deliver new connected solutions, and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare delivery.

National nonprofit aimed at ending addiction will collaborate with digital health company to serve larger populations with more cost-effective solutions.

HealthLoop will help the health system establish automated communications with patients, starting with surgeons in the Orthopedic Surgery Department.

The cylindrical-shaped device is powered by a coin-cell battery that will last for up to six months before it needs to be replaced; it will sell for $95.

The partnership makes it easier for people in Colorado and western Kansas to access health care services, either from their homes or while on the go.

The metal oxide-based nanofiber sensor is designed to detect specific volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in a human breath.

Vaporstream's solution has been built from the ground up to address HIPAA compliance, and enable real-time collaboration between team members.