mHealth Spot

Tokyo-based company made a device that can analyze a user's breath to non-invasively detect early phase cancer; the round was led by Walden Riverwood Ventures.

The underlying technology can already detect about a dozen chemicals and compounds, with support for detecting about 19 others coming in the (near?) future.

The wrist-worn devices will account for 87% of wearables, comprising 68 million smartwatches and 50 million smart bands with no or very small screen.

The application allows users to program alarms to remind them to get up and move as well as designate a specific block of time for activity.

The Instagram-style service makes the practice and learning of medicine a more communal experience, attracting the likes of doctors, nurses, and students.

The company provides gamified solutions to help people take better care of themselves, by offering an all-in-one workplace wellness tool for the modern employer.

Gmate SMART meter connects to the headphone jack of an iOS device and with an accompanying mobile app, it delivers accurate and fast blood glucose results.

Nag has been working on "special projects" at Apple since April, although her involvement as cofounder of StartX Med accelerator will also continue.

The popular seed fund has also announced three new partners, including global healthcare company Abbott, Blue Shield of California, and Deloitte Consulting.

This Android and iOS app creates a digital record within the app that can be taken on-the-go and shared on a private network with other doctors.