mHealth Spot

The application is available as a free download for iOS and Android-based device owners in California, who can use it to test for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Fitbit will begin selling its stock on the NYSE Thursday at a price of $20 per share, which is a dollar more than the company had previously announced.

Called PeriCoach, the device is designed to reduce or stop urinary incontinence, and will commercially launch in the US later this week.

Among other things, free Wi-Fi would enable physicians to pull in extra data points from patients using wearables while in a hospital.

The service helps users dealing with minor health issues such as rashes, the cold or the flu; the price is set at $49 per care intervention.

Recon makes the Recon Jet smartglasses, and has previously co-operated with Intel, having received funding from its venture arm, Intel Capital.

Intermountain Healthcare, Healthbox and Tencent provided the capital, helping the company's efforts to enable genome-guided, individualized medicine.

The company will use the fresh capital to continue to grow its telehealth service, and will build out a sales team to procure additional corporate customers.

The new feature enables AliveCor users to add events and tags around their ECG recordings, such as drinking coffee, to better understand their heart health.

The free app goes beyond simple step counting and heart rate; it automatically recognizes exercises, then counts reps and analyzes form.