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By Dean Koh | 06:02 am | August 27, 2020
The product consists of three components - a patient app, a doctor app, and a portable CO Checker.
By Dean Koh | 02:37 am | July 30, 2020
Called Linkx score, the health engagement app will connect health activities and be able to implement the collected data with health risk prediction and illness prevention using dacadoo’s Health Score tech.
By Dean Koh | 03:25 am | July 03, 2020
M3 is Japan’s largest medical informational platform company of which Sony owns 33.9% of the shares.
By Dean Koh | 06:43 am | June 04, 2020
The startup also released an add-on COVID-19 triage system on its Ubie for Hospital platform in May 2020.
By Dean Koh | 11:31 pm | February 09, 2020
According to a paper titled Pain Management in the Elderly Population: A Review published in The Ochsner Journal in 2010, pain may be underreported because some elderly patients incorrectly believe that pain is a normal process of aging.
By Dean Koh | 11:14 pm | January 09, 2020
Medirom, a healthtech company based in Japan, has announced that at CES 2020 it will be working with MATRIX Industries, a Silicon Valley material science company, to deliver the world’s first health monitoring smartband named MOTHER that never requires charging.
By Dean Koh | 02:41 am | January 06, 2020
A interview with Prof Yasushi Goto, Department of Thoracic Oncology, National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan. 
By Dean Koh | 02:11 am | September 30, 2019
Integrating Fitbit into the platform provides Health2Sync users with a more holistic view of their health, which can support them in making healthy lifestyle choices to better manage their condition.
By Dean Koh | 01:00 am | September 06, 2019
The company has collected more than 10.5 billion nights of sleep data over the years, which helped them to provide insights on Singaporean users.
By Dean Koh | 12:16 am | August 05, 2019
Most of us are similar with ‘viruses’ and malware relating to our computers or smartphones, but Yoshihiro Minagawa, a researcher from the University of Tokyo has taken it on literally – he has invented a portable, low-cost, battery-powered device that pairs with a smartphone, which was tested with viruses but could also detect other biological markers.