Welkin Health

Minnesota Children’s Hospital taps Welkin Health for a type 1 diabetes study

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

Magellan Health to use Hindsait’s AI platform to enhance clinical review process

The company will use the technology to identify potentially unnecessary health services, improve consistency and productivity for its care reviewers.
Greatist

Wellness site for millennials Greatist raises $4.5M Series A

The company will use the funds to accelerate its sales growth, expand its R&D efforts, and launch video content offering; to date, it has raised $8 million.
mhealth app

India launches four mHealth services

Kilkari, Mobile Academy, M-Cessation and TB Missed Call all aim to enhance access and make for a more cost effective treatments.
AllerGuarder

This $30 wearable aims to prevent food allergy accidents

AllerGuarder is a Bluetooth-powered wristband and app defense system that sends alerts about a child's dangerous food allergies.
Tandem mock

EveryMove’s Tandem offers personalized member engagement for health plans

The platform enables health plans to personalizes prevention for their members; the first company to try it out is Premera Blue Cross.
mental health apps

St. Louis mental health center launches eight mental health apps

These apps are focused on a wide range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, stress and posttraumatic stress disorder.
Babylon

UK’s Babylon raises $25M for its remote healthcare service

The company offers a mobile app that allows users to book a video consultation with a doctor or a therapist, track their health, and store health information.
Samsung Gear Fit 2

Samsung Gear Fit 2 with heart rate monitor to be announced next month?

The Korean giant may announce its latest wearable with round screen during the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain from February 22 to 26.
wearables

Research: Fitness-focused devices to dominate the wearables market until 2018

At the end of 2019, the situation will look different with 110 million people using fitness wearables, and 130 million - smartwatches.
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