Two smart watches announced: LG G Watch R and Samsung Gear S
Both devices look like traditional watches, making them appealing to the wider audience; they also pack an array of sensors to track users' fitness activities.
CafeWell Health Optimization platform now available within Magellan’s Employee Assistance Program
The platform helps individuals take control of their well-being, offering personalized and rewarding approach to motivate consumers to become and stay healthy.
AirStrip secures $25M to expand its mHealth services
The money will help the company grow its AirStrip ONE mobile technology solutions, expand into the home health space, and integrate with analytics engines.
Cornell University professor gets $3M to deploy three mHealth systems
Stress-Phone will be used for stress management, Nutri-Phone for nutritional awareness, and Hema-Phone for monitoring viral loading in HIV positive patients.
Maker of the Sense sleep tracker raises an additional $10.5M from angels
The company that killed it at Kickstarter isn't going for the Venture Capital money; instead it turned to a circle of well-connected angel investors.
iPhone 6 to come with an improved motion co-processor to handle HealthKit data
Codenamed "Phosphorus," the new chip will power HealthKit's data aggregation and include additional data points to its calculations.
Remedy looking to bring Google Glass to a hospital near you
Remedy's software syncs between the Glass and case management software letting doctors quickly flip through available patient information to make a decision.
Ralph Lauren equips U.S. Open ball boys with heart rate-sensing shirts
The company has teamed-up with OMSignal that provided technology for the connected shirt, which can monitor the heart rate, breathing and stress levels.
Interview with HelpAround’s co-founder and CEO Yishai Knobel
HelpAround provides a new layer of support for chronic patients, focusing initially on the diabetes pandemic; and can also help resolve sudden health crises.
Sickweather updates its service just in time for the back-to-school season
When someone publicly posts "My kids have the flu" on Facebook or Twitter, Sickweather's technology qualifies that report and plots it on a map.









