You just decided to invest a significant portion of your innovation budget to power your clinical trial with new mobile health (mHealth) technology. Now what? Wearable sensors, apps and other mHealth ...

The mobile health (mHealth) landscape is expanding, with over 100,000 apps, i.e., mobile applications, available as of 2014. Yet the vast majority of these apps have not been through the FDA medical ...

A new mobile health trends report released Wednesday underscores the mid- to low sophistication of current mHealth application technology but also emphasizes the explosive growth and integration ...

An explosion of new mobile health apps offers consumers an unprecedented level of choice, but clinical utility is still lacking for those with chronic conditions. Although there is a rapidly growing ...

Mobile health is a burgeoning industry within the health IT sphere, spurred by the proliferation of personal mobile devices. While industry experts expect to see the mHealth industry continue to grow, ...

Dublin, May 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "mHealth Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Component (Wearables & Connected Wearable Devices, mHealth Apps, Services), By End-use, By Region, ...

The American Medical Association (AMA) has adopted principles to promote the use of "safe and effective" mobile health applications and related devices in clinical care. Although the association ...

Americans own a total of 327 million mobile devices. These devices can be used as tools to help patients monitor their health, enable easier communication between physicians and between physicians and ...

Mobile apps are ubiquitous in wellness and healthcare, driven by consumers eager for healthcare information at their fingertips. Hospitals, health systems and health insurance companies have embraced ...

Despite a proliferation of novel mobile health apps, real clinical utility is still out of reach for people with chronic conditions, a study in the December issue of Health Affairs concludes. The ...

mHealth devices and apps that continuously monitor patient symptoms and help with adherence also are likely to reshape medical practice – and with it the products pharma produce, writes Vicki Anastasi ...