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Mobile medical devices and accessories for patients and physicians.
Physician review of the Omron 10 Series bluetooth blood pressure monitor for iPhone & Android
The Omron bluetooth blood pressure monitor for iPhone & Android is a great choice for a select group of patients.
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Physician review of the iPhone otoscope: Cellscope’s Oto CLINIC device [video review]
CellScope is easy to use and an overall practical add on to your iPhone.
Physician review of the Withings Blood Pressure Monitor
Our detailed review of the Withings Blood Pressure monitor.
Physician review of iHealth wireless blood pressure monitor
Review of the wireless iHealth blood pressure monitor.
One of the most underrated wireless diabetes devices, Glooko MeterSync Blue review
The MeterSync Blue enables wireless transfer of glucose readings from over 30 supported glucose meters to iPhone and Android.
Atheer delivers more robust Google Glass device for physicians to use
Atheer packs Android OS into dual-screen glasses with 3D gesture recognition.
Eko Devices aims to enhance, not replace, the stethoscope
Stethoscope attachment adds cloud-based analysis to good old fashioned auscultation.
Verio sync review, first iPhone bluetooth glucose meter is flawed
The Verio Sync glucose meter is a classic example of hardware and software not meshing.
Telcare Glucose Meter hands on review, the first cellular enabled meter
The Telcare BGM adds cellular and wireless connectivity to the cloud
Highest funded health device on Kickstarter presents incomplete solution to improve sleep
The Sense System has raised over $1.5 million on Kickstarter but fails to incorporate basic sleep medicine principles.
What the iPhone based Artificial Pancreas means to patients and physicians
Promising artificial pancreas study gives hope of automated solution to complexities of diabetes management.
Google Fit platform unveiled to integrate health apps, devices
Google Fit to enable health data sharing for Android users
Intel acquires smartwatch sensor company Basis for over $100 million dollars
Basis Science, makers of the recently reviewed wearable smartwatch/activity tracker Basis Band, was acquired by Intel for a reported $100M-$150 million dollars.
New Healthpatch biosensor captures a wide range of information with just an adhesive, disposable patch
HealthPatch, a wearable biosensor that has ability to continuously monitor vital signs and other biometric data
Issues with Fitbit Force rash more widespread than initially believed
It appears that an issue with the FitBit Force causing a rash might be more widespread than initially believed
iHealth showcases continuous monitoring wearable devices at CES 2014
Recently at CES 2014, iHealth Lab, a subsidiary of Andon Health, presented three new continuous monitoring wearable health devices
How fitness trackers could be used inpatient and outpatient to monitor medication effects
Personal fitness trackers pose a great boon to daily monitoring of activities, but could be used for other outpatient health monitoring if further development applied.
Basis B1 Band review, a wearable sensor that tracks many metrics, but not for everyone
Review of the Basis B1 Band, which is an outstanding activity tracker, and clearly one of the best on the market.
How innovation in mobile health is reshaping mental health
Psychiatric health conditions and behavioral issues received greater prominence at the 2013 mHealth Summit, with presentations and panels given by prominent national researchers.
On designing apps for patients & healthcare professionals, a chat with Amy Cueva, founder of Mad*Pow
iMedicalApps sat down with Amy Cueva, founder & chief experience officer of Mad*Pow, an experience design agency specializing in healthcare. In our interview, Amy shares insider tips on how to create compelling medical apps that people will want to use.