mHealth Spot

While wrist-worn wearables accounted for the majority of the market with 63.2% share, ear-worn devices experienced the fastest growth (135.1% YoY).

Nintendo promises that the game will track a user's time sleeping and "bring a gameplay experience unlike any other!"

Through the new platform, researchers and doctors will work on development of new treatments to help to find cures for diseases that affect Canadians.

The company is reportedly developing a wrist-worn device that would determine your emotions to make helpful suggestions and sell you products.

The company will start to experiment with pilots by the end of 2019, with potential commercial release in 2020.

The new, AI-powered service will provide Aaptiv members with a personalized coaching plan that incorporates fitness, mindfulness, and healthy habits.

These companies span direct-to-consumer goods, diagnostic devices, and remote patient monitoring in payer, provider and employer spaces.

Leading biopharmaceutical organizations join Project Baseline initiative to engage more patients and clinicians in research and speed evidence generation.

The two companies will provide Houston-area customers with tech-enabled, primary care clinics in five convenient, neighborhood Walgreens locations.

The Cupertino-based company has a few key advantages over its technology rivals, including privacy and the huge base of iPhone and Apple Watch users.