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By Jonah Comstock | 08:08 am | November 13, 2015
Omada Health, the digital health company that's created a remote, digital version of the Diabetes Prevention Program, has released data from a cohort of 500 Medicare Advantage beneficiaries with an average age of 70.
By Jonah Comstock | 11:00 am | November 12, 2015
Right now, UCLA Health system's patient-facing mobile health initiatives are scattered across a number of different pilots for particular disease groups inside and outside the hospital.
By Aditi Pai | 10:29 am | November 12, 2015
Diabetes monitoring app Patients view physicians as more knowledgeable about digital health than physicians view themselves, according to a recent Ipsos survey of physicians, the general population, and people with diabetes in the UK and US.
By Aditi Pai | 10:16 am | November 12, 2015
Scottsdale, Arizona-based HealthiestYou, which offers a health app through employers, raised $30 million from Frontier Capital.
By Brian Dolan | 09:25 am | November 12, 2015
LifeScan, a Johnson and Johnson company, just announced that its companion app, Reveal, for people with diabetes who use the OneTouch Verio Sync Meter, now enables data sharing with third party apps through Apple's HealthKit.
By Aditi Pai | 06:21 am | November 12, 2015
Toronto, Canada-based SeamlessMD, a company that has developed an engagement tool for surgery patients, has raised $1.
By Aditi Pai | 11:36 am | November 11, 2015
Healthcare-focused secure messaging company TigerText has raised $50 million led by Norwest Venture Partners with participation from Invus Group and Accolade Partners, as well as existing investors Shasta Ventures, OrbiMed, and Reed Elsevier.
By Brian Dolan | 11:06 am | November 11, 2015
Before Apple revealed the Apple Watch, rumors circulated that because public records showed the company had met with FDA officials a few times, Apple was working on an advanced, sensor-laden wearable device with medical features that required FDA clearance.
By Aditi Pai | 08:08 am | November 11, 2015
The health app market, currently valued at $10B, will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 15 percent to reach $31 billion by 2020, according to a report from research2guidance.