Apple makes a case that it is a pioneer in the health technology field in a nearly 60-page report. It's received criticism in the past for not doing enough in health tech compared to competitors.
Early results from a study conducted by Evidation Health, Eli Lilly and Apple have shown the ability to detect cognitive decline and mild Alzheimer’s disease using a combination of Apple wearables, mobile devices, digital apps and sleep sensors.
The ongoing nursing shortage facilitates high turnover rates since nurses know they won’t have difficulties finding new jobs. In order to retain and attract staff, it’s in a facility’s best interest to understand what nurses want.
Through a new integration with Apple Health Records, the company's physicians are able to access a patient's medical history with the Heal OnCall iPad app, speeding up the data sharing process and better informing decisions by the care team.
The health system has joined the growing cohort of organizations participating in the Apple Health Records program, which lets patients view their health data from their iPhone.
As Apple prepares to pull the wraps off the latest model of its iPhone tomorrow, CEO Tim Cook touched on the company's different approaches to healthcare and how that will factor into the future of the company in an interview with Fortune.
It's essentially a digital answer to the organ donation stickers on state-issued driver's licenses, and it reportedly was inspired by late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
See how Quantum Health is providing the steps to help their members tackle the cost of specialty medications and other drugs.
The yet-unnamed app, for iPhone and iPad, is intended to provide decision support — via the IBM Cloud — and assist in the selection of implantable intraocular lenses.
Plus, MIT programmers have developed a tool to find bugs in Web applications fast and improved digital banking technology may be the death knell for physical bank branches.
Apple scrambled to get out a fix for the "error 53" message that has been plaguing iPhones after screen repairs, plus laws protecting whistleblowers in cybersecurity cases seem long overdue.
It’s been pretty well documented that kids watching TV before bed could affect their sleep negatively, but a new study published in Pediatrics is showing that spending time with a small screen, say that from an iPhone, Droid or tablet, could be even worse. Kids who slept near small screen devices reported getting even less sleep […]
Patient expectations continue to evolve, and healthcare practices that fail to adapt risk more than just revenue—they risk losing trust.
When the ad started, I said, “Wow, Misfit has a national campaign going for The Shine.” But then as we watched more of the TV spot, my husband said, “It’s an ad for a phone.” This “Strength” ad for the iPhone 5s started running during the NBA playoffs and it is all about digital health. […]
PhoneSoapis a box that uses UV light to sterilize your phone. The device also includes a charger, so your phone can multi-task while out of your clutches.
Underneath all of the chatter about the new fingerprint scanner on the next iteration of the iPhone that Apple unveiled yesterday, there’s another new feature that some are saying could make the iPhone 5S the “ultimate tracking device”. The phone will contain what Apple calls the M7 “motion coprocessor” to continuously collect data from the […]
Apple is showing off its marketing chops, and tugging at our heartstrings, in a new video posted to its YouTube channel. Called “Making a difference. One app at a time,” the 10-minute video depicts some of the ways the company’s devices and various iOS apps are solving problems across the world, starting with rural access […]
There are about eight halls of exhibitors at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show and I swear at least one of them was full of iPhone cases and nothing else. I just bought a Droid Razr and I hate the Otter Box that I bought with it, so I was quite disgusted that I couldn’t find […]