On May 28, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized Theranica, an Israeli biomedical technology company, to market Nerivio Migra®, an electronic device controlled by smartphone for the acute treatment of migraine. Continue reading
Doctors use email, WhatsApp, SMS to communicate with their patients. With serious security and privacy risks, dispersing these messages outside of the EMR. Continue reading
The study of a randomized clinical trial, recently published in npj Digital Medicine, compared the Kaia Health app for the treatment of back pain (LBP) with a series of individual physiotherapy sessions combined with online education. Here are the results. Continue reading
Cardiogram, a start-up that uses optical sensors from smart watches to detect diabetes and atrial fibrillation, has signed its first reimbursement agreement with Oscar Health insurance. Continue reading
People with food intolerances may use portable kits to check for allergens or food quality. How do they work? Are they reliable? Continue reading
Digital health services, accessible via web or app, are already present in many regions but are often unknown to most of the citizens for whom they were designed. Continue reading
Oncology patients and their caregivers can benefit from apps that improve their condition. Let’s see some of them. Continue reading
