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The collaboration will investigate heart health outcomes and medication adherence among seniors, and is scheduled to begin in 2019.
The deal includes undisclosed intellectual property as well as some R&D personnel.
The Fitbit BYOD program is the first digital health initiative launched within the NIH's major precision health project.
The FindAir One monitors symptoms and conditions, and warns users if their inhaler was left at home.
From on-stage demos to expo floor chit chat, attendees couldn't resist discussing what data collection and analysis could bring to consumer healthcare technology.
The clearance is a first for the relatively underserved epilepsy wearable space.
Launched in 2010 with a $25 million Series A financing led by Third Rock Ventures, Foundation Medicine released its first commercial assay called FoundationOne in 2012.
Tivic Health Systems’ ClearUP Sinus Pain Relief uses low current electrical waves to stimulate nerves beneath the skin.
Alongside device support, the Philips Cares app offers caretakers shared reminders, access to emergency services and data analysis features.
Users of Lark's Wellness Program and Diabetes Prevention Program will now be able to integrate a user's genetic data from 23andMe to get a more personalized experince.