By Evan Sweeney, Fierce Healthcare | July 25, 2019 Google Cloud is the first to join a new initiative by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to create a biomedical database, the agency announced on Tuesday. Google will provide cloud computing services as part of NIH’s Science and Technology Research [...]
By Eric Wicklund, mHealth Intelligence | July 25, 2019 A dozen health systems and universities across the country will take part in a $155 million, NIH-funded project aimed at improving opioid abuse treatment in the nation's prison system. They'll be looking at telehealth and mHealth, among other things, to affect [...]
By Mike Miliard and Bill Siwicki, Healthcare IT News | July 26, 2019 Companies have upped their games in recent years, bolstering their technical infrastructure and jumping through regulatory hoops to prove they have the wherewithal to handle PHI. Providers have taken notice, and are embracing the cloud in big [...]
By Dave Muoio, MobiHealthNews | July 25, 2019 A trend in health tech companies going public leads to a public conversation on terminology. IPO fever is hitting a bit of a frenzy amidst a slew of recent listings, and with it has come a renewed focus on the exact boundaries [...]
By Matthew Walls, Digital Health Age | July 25, 2019 Matthew Walls, chairman of Concepta Diagnostics, explores the way in which new technologies have acted as a tool to empower women, and looks ahead to the future of femtech. Not long ago, matters related to the menstrual cycle and periods, [...]
By Reenita Das, Contributor, Forbes | July 24, 2019 The market’s massive potential remains untapped due to stigma and associated silence By 2025, there will be over 1 billion women experiencing menopause in the world, which will be 12% of the entire world population of 8 billion. Vasomotor Symptoms (VMS), including [...]
