mHealth

Research: mHealth information services to reach more than 150M users by 2020

The adoption of these services will increase as service providers roll out initiatives to tackle issues such as infant mortality and infectious diseases.
Vitality Group

Manulife life insurance to reward members for healthy living

Members will receive personalized health goals, and be able to log their activities using online and automated tools, supported by modern wearable devices.
Moves app

Study: Fear of losing reward helps reach activity tracking goals

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

With new mobile survey app, Kantar Health wants to enhance the patient experience

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

Guide to mHealth technology

In highly regulated healthcare environments, mobile technology advancements enable greater flexibility, portability and better patient care than ever before.
health app

Study: Current mHealth app reviews are useless

The study looked at depression and smoking cessation apps, and has found a wide variations concerning effectiveness, performance and ease of use.
Walkadoo app

Study: Online tools and wearables can help employees be more active

Half of the study participants received an activity tracker and access to an online portal, and were able to outperform their peers in the control group.
2015: The year of the healthcare hacks - home

2015: The year of the healthcare hacks

Healthcare breaches are one of the fastest growing personal security threats. During 2015, millions of records were stolen from insurers...
IoFIT shoe

Samsung-backed Salted Venture unveils smart shoes

Called IoFIT, the product sports a number of pressure sensors to measure your posture, balance and weight distribution, and can send this data to an app.
Swimbot

Swimbot is made to correct your swim technique

The device acts like a personal coach, analyzing the swimmer's movements using nine built-in sensors and making sounds to prompt users to correct movements.
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