mHealth Spot

Prime is a free, HIPAA-complaint mobile app that empowers people to take control of their personal health records on the go.

Activity trackers are currently the most viable wearable device category, because they have a clear use case that cannot be matched by smartphones.

UMPC will use Microsoft's tablet to give their physicians quick access to the most important information they need about every patient they see.

Health sites and apps have steady, high use in the early afternoon, though the most traffic and engagement happens around noon to 1pm.

The device works with any existing stethoscope to record amplified, high-quality sound and catch heart, lung, or GI sounds which are then uploaded to the cloud.

The Series A round was raised from a number of investors, including Canaan Partners, 5AM Ventures, Fountain Healthcare Partners, Mayo Clinic and GE Ventures.

This acquisition will help Elsevier provide its customers around the world with a greater ability to improve the quality of care and patient outcomes.

iHealth Align is the world's smallest, FDA-approved mobile blood glucose monitor which plugs directly into iPhone or Android device though a headphone jack.

If Apple says their customers to use the Health app, a big chunk of them [users] will be happy to do so. In comparison, Samsung apps are everything but popular.

TraqMe is looking to reach $5,000; delivery date is set for July 2014, and the TraqMe Pioneer package could be yours for $25.