WebMD acquires patient simulation experts TheraSim
The acquisition will allow WebMD to further evolve and enhance the Medscape experience for health care professionals participating in continuing education.
Timex launches its very first smart watch
Developed in close collaboration with Qualcomm and AT&T, the TIMEX IRONMAN ONE GPS+ offers consumers stand-alone wireless connectivity without a phone.
Athelas Blood Imager is affordable, smartphone-based malaria test
A malaria test that requires no expertise, takes a few seconds, and costs next to nothing; all on a smartphone - holding potential to save thousands of lives.
GenerationOne engages Dr. Kyra Bobinet to help it launch program for diabetes
Dr. Bobinet co-teaches courses on patient engagement and empowerment, as well as health design at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
Wellness and rewards program HumanaVitality launches mobile apps for iOS, Android
The app offers custom dashboard that allows members with employer-sponsored insurance plans to create and track personal wellness goals and milestones.
Practice Fusion eyes the telemedicine market with Ringadoc acquisition
This acquisition gives Practice Fusion a springboard for entry into the telemedicine market, an industry expected to swell to $4.5 billion in 2018.
Higi, Stayhealthy merge to create the largest connected retail health kiosk network
The combined business will operate as Higi, and have a nationwide footprint of over 6,000 kiosks and eventually hit the 10,000 mark by 2015.
Cambridge Temperature Concepts secures $4.38 million to add smartphone connectivity to its fertility tracker...
The company will use the funds to expand sales in the US and develop the next version of the DuoFertility tracker, that will include smartphone connectivity.
Accenture, Philips team-up over a concept app that allows ALS patients to control things...
Special software connects Emotiv Insight Brainware to wearable display that allows wearers to command Philips Hue lighting, SmartTV and Lifeline products.
A couple of Australian med students invents an app that screens for anaemia
The screening process using the Eyenaemia app is as easy as taking a selfie; it analyzes the conjunctiva and spits its prediction in just a few seconds.









