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New healthcare app aims to improve patient adherence

November 17, 2016
Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing Echo, app, patient adherence, smartphone

The newly released app, named Echo, was developed by former Apple executive Dr Sai Lakshmi and former LloydsPharmacy executive Stephen …

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New app can aid tropical disease treatment

May 8, 2015
Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing Merck, app, smartphone, tropical diseases

A new smartphone app is able to automatically detect parasites in the blood and may mark a fundamental shift in …

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App may help detect jaundice in newborns

September 23, 2014
Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing bilicam, digital, jaundice, smartphone, university of washington

A smartphone application being developed is likely to be able to help healthcare providers and parents detect signs of jaundice …

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New app allows blood imaging from a smartphone

August 7, 2014
Medical Communications, Research and Development app, digital, smartphone

An IT research team has developed a new smartphone app that works in conjunction with a small lens add-on that …

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Smartphone health monitor unveiled

March 7, 2014
Medical Communications, Sales and Marketing Android, azoi, digital, health tracking, iOS, smartphone, wello

A health monitoring device which is embedded into a mobile phone cover and can measure heart rate, blood pressure and …

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Smartphone app to aid brain injury sufferers

November 21, 2013
Medical Communications brain, brain in hand, digital, glenside, smartphone, wells

Neurological rehabilitation firm Glenside are running a large-scale pilot which uses smartphone technology to improve the lives of people with …

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Mobile monitoring of asthma ‘no better’ than traditional methods

March 26, 2012
Medical Communications BMJ, Mobile monitoring, apps, asthma, smartphone

Mobile phone monitoring of asthma is ‘more expensive and no better than paper monitoring’, says new research.  Findings published in …

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Sanofi’s new diabetes device: worth the price?

March 12, 2012
Medical Communications NHS, Sanofi, app, diabetes, iBGStar, smartphone

Sanofi launched its new iPhone and iPod Touch blood sugar monitor to much fanfare this week, but its high price …

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