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Biosensor Allows Doctors to Monitor a Patient’s Vitals From Anywhere

July 18, 2018

Going digital: a narrative overview of the effects, quality and utility of mobile apps in chronic disease self-management

Controlling Insulin Delivery with Samsung Smartphones

FDA Clears 23andMe’s Consumer Genetic Test for Medication Risks

GYANT: AI-Powered App Diagnosing and Treating Patients

Amazon and Arcadia to Launch ‘Choice’ Healthcare Product Line

Digital Pathology Startup Deep Lens Receives $3.2 million in Funding for VIPER

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5. Epigenetics in Endocrine Tumor Behavior

DNA methylation of Tumour Suppressor Genes in Pituitary Neuroendocrine Tumours.: Epigenetic alterations may play a role in the development and behaviour of Pituitary Neuroendocrine Tumours PitNETs. https://t.co/nrlpdeTnJf
— Epigenetics News (@Epigenetics) November 14, 2018

4. Pain Benefits of VR: Phone Devices vs. Traditional Head Mounts

I'm often asked if the pain benefits of #VR depend on what type of headset is used. For example, are traditional head-mounted displays (HMDs) better than lower-end mobile phone VR devices? New trial studied this and found HMDs were better for post-op pain: https://t.co/739YnO7ONc pic.twitter.com/oE3uJepjYT
— Brennan Spiegel, MD (@BrennanSpiegel) November 15, 2018

3. Twitter Study: Social Pressures and Daily Activities

How @twitter can be used to detect circadian rhythm, sleep disturbance, by county—"social jet lag." A "quantitative portrait of human activity rhythms"https://t.co/r0BxFYN8lN @CurrentBiology @CellPressNews by @UChicago cc @jack pic.twitter.com/HFUZmspn8y
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) November 15, 2018

2. Skin Cancer App Helping Patients

.@SknVsn is making a huge impact in the fight against #skincancer. 1.2million downloads, 27k skin #cancers found!

Hear what’s next on our website: https://t.co/O9Rg3f5rxY

Or iPhone: https://t.co/RQ0Wt81ziT #FH18 pic.twitter.com/fdcU77PWXm
— Digital Health Today (@dhealthtoday) November 16, 2018

1. Digital Health and Diabetes

It’s time to manage diabetes in a gamified way! Luckily there are more and more #digitalhealth innovations for diabetes patients and the best technological solutions are just yet to come. Here are 8 reasons why we face extraordinary times https://t.co/zun3ZUQ8OO #WorldDiabetesDay pic.twitter.com/B9rnNZuMs4
— Berci Meskó, MD, PhD (@Berci) November 14, 2018