Digital Health

Systematic review suggests small amounts of data can be used to re-identify individuals.

Diabetes management may lend itself to digital health interventions for a whole set reasons. DarioHealth reported good results recently, and a meta-analysis published in Lancet Digital Health this month showed that smartphone applications and SMS-based interventions are associated with effective management of type 2 diabetes in adults.

Randy Forman will join the organization as chief commercial officer and Ryan Powers will take on the role as chief financial officer. Both have sparked high velocity growth for digital health leaders.

The start of the COVID-19 pandemic was marked by a regulatory rush to enable digital health delivery. Now the industry wants those changes made permanent.

The app’s backers believe the app could be a meaningful advancement in maternal care by making it easier to identify possible anemia in pregnant women.

An online condition-based care service designed to help people understand if they meet the criteria for progression to severe COVID-19 was launched under the partnership of Pfizer and Ada Health.

The program’s ability to construct human-like writing could make it a meaningful way to detect speech-related symptoms of early Alzheimer’s, say researchers.

The MSK AI model will automatically identify and measure tendons of specific anatomical sites including the foot, ankle and knee using artificial intelligence with the Clarius L7 HD3 and Clarius L15 HD3 high-frequency ultrasound scanners.

Certain biomarkers identified by these devices can be used to identify survivors of trauma who need further evaluation.

Artificial intelligence can locate tibial spiking in x-ray images, which many believe to be an early sign of knee osteoarthritis.

Researchers investigated whether it might be possible to use AI and machine learning to develop a model that could use data from everyday activity (rather than workouts) to accurately predict VO2max.

Custom is one of the growing number of companies focusing on adherence. It changed its name from Pack4U last year.

Preventive care, health insurance literacy and a digital health shakeout are in the crystal ball.

39% of healthcare industry professionals expect investment in emerging technologies to decrease due to inflation and rising costs.