Lost in all the ho-hum reviews of the new iPhone 5S this week is an addition that could boost its value as an mHealth device. The new version of the…
read moreWith all the hype surrounding big data, pinning down its ideal usage is important for planning the development and expanding uses. What goal should the healthcare industry have in mind…
read moreUniversity of Washington researchers claim to have achieved the first human brain-to-brain interface. So, you know, mind control. According to an announcement made Tuesday, a researcher sent a signal into…
read moreRemote patient telemonitoring is the biggest driver of the global telemedicine market, according to a new report from Research and Markets. The analysis predicts that the global telemedicine market will…
read moreAfter BenJarvus Green-Ellis, then of the New England Patriots, wore a specialized chin strap from Battle Sports Science to measure how hard he was hit during Super Bowl XLVI in…
read moreA large, multi-state anesthesia group will use the iPad version of Shareable Ink’s Anesthesia Cloud EHR module to help clinicians document patient encounters at all 25 of its practice locations,…
read moreMuch work remains to be done before genetic content can effectively be incorporated into electronic health records, research from the University of Wisconsin concludes. In a paper published online today…
read moreHarvard Pilgrim is not new to using digital health technology to improve patient care and wellness at home — the health insurance company worked with health engagement platform Eliza back…
read moreFollowing the same notion that speech recognition technology vendors have had about medicine needing customized electronic dictionaries to handle the specialized vocabulary, a British company is bringing medical terminology to…
read moreSensors made to pick up a heart’s rhythm in implanted cardiac defibrillators and pacemakers could be subject to tampering, according to research from the University of Michigan. An announcement from…
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