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FDA to Review Medical Smartphone Apps
The explosion in the number of health-related apps has opened many interesting possibilities for rethinking both mobile and personal medicine. But when the Food and Drug Administration starts a blog
Feds Will Pay Doctors For Using Medical Records iPad App
Drchrono, a free iPad health care app for doctors, has become the first app of its kind to be included in a federal program that encourages medical professionals to use
Microsoft Aims to Store Health Records Online -- Will Anyone Bite?
Microsoft today unveiled their new consumer health and search site Health Vault. Built around their fairly impressive health search engine, Microsoft hopes that the site will become a central repository
Sitting All Day is Risky. Is a Standing Desk Right For You?
Do you know how many hours per week you spend sitting in front of your computer? Lifehacker founder, programmer and author Gina Trapani was curious enough to use personal analytics
IBM, Google Health Aim to Blow Medical Records Wide Open
IBM, Google Health and a consortium of medical device makers and other companies announced today that they have created a software platform that will allow medical data from at-home devices
Health 2.0 - Apps & Trends to Watch
Editor's note: last week the Health 2.0 Conference was held in San Diego - see our review. Josh Rosenthal, founder of Sprigley, was also there and in this post he
Gamification is Helping Drive Web 2.0's $400 Million Future
The Web health space is expected to see revenues quadruple to $400 million by 2016, and much of that growth could come from companies selling gamification services. This week, Keas,
Runkeeper's Health & Fitness Data Platform Opens to Developers
Runkeeper, one of the most popular new apps for tracking exercise data, this morning launched its ambitious Health Graph API wide open to the public. The platform for integrating apps
$3 Million Health Care Analytics Challenge
Here's another contest, but this one has a larger prize and greater purpose: The Heritage Provider Network is offering $3 million for an algorithm that will predict hospitalizations by
How The Web is Enabling Consumer-Driven Healthcare
One of the most interesting aspects of Web 2.0 these days is how it's beginning to create change in 'the real world'. While geek-friendly apps like FriendFeed, Twitter and Google
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