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#1

When we’re in a crisis one of the first things we turn to is our cell phone.

#2

That Dragon, Cancer is a “video game memoir” created by two parents, Ryan and Amy Green, about their terminally ill son, Joel.

#3

Data and predictive analytics are rapidly evolving how we target customers and develop integrated communications plans that flow seamlessly across channels.

#4

We are excited to announce the release of the second installment in the “Millennial Mindset” series.

#5

There’s no shortage of news these days about the quantified self movement, tracking, wearables and the recording of personal data.

#6

Anna Young is the founder of Makernurse, a platform that taps into the innovation capabilities of a group of people that know the world of frontline patient care the best: nurses.

#7

Walgreens Boots Alliance is continuing its partnership with patient community, PatientsLikeMe, and has recently expanded the range of the drug reviews that it publishes on Walgreens.com.

#8

o help jump start your 2017 virtual reality projects, Google just published some engagement tips on its think with Googleplatform.

#9

The Pokémon franchise recently released a game that has received massive attention (read: broke the internet).

#10

In an upcoming study, the University of Houston’s Graduate College of Social Work is planning on using virtual reality technology to augment traditional therapy techniques used to help recovering heroin addicts maintain sobriety and resist the urge to use.

#11

As a designer I tend to spend quite a bit of time on sites like Dribbble and ProductHunt looking for the next trend in design, and often losing track of time going down some rabbit hole on the internet in search of who created what and why.

#12

his month, Facebook has started to roll out features designed to help impact the spread of fake news.

#13

We’ve written before about AppScript, a platform that allows doctors to discover, bundle, and distribute consumer health apps to their patients as part of a holistic treatment plan.

#14

Emojis, GIFs, selfies, and memes—they’re quick, visual, global and they’re everywhere.

#15

There’s been no shortage of coverage on the rapidly evolving role of the pharmacist and of the community pharmacy.

#16

Last year, one of the major digital trends that we were tracking was the VR tipping point.

#17

They’ve crowdsourced real-world feedback on some of the most prescribed pharmaceutical products, demystified depression meds, and have made selecting the right OTC cold and flu remedy as easy as checking a few boxes and moving a few sliders.

#18

Last month, The Journal of the American Heart Association published the results of a mHealth intervention study.

#19

Orbita, a company that helps people create voice-driven experiences for technology like Amazon Alexa and Google Home, has teamed up with the clinical trial data firm ERT to start to uncover ways in which voice technology can play a role in clinical trials.

#20

The transformation of the neighborhood pharmacy into an increasingly important and potent point of care has been written about extensively over the past few years.

#21

A growing number of apps and online services are now providing women with much easier access to birth control prescriptions, and are quietly gaining popularity.

#22

I’ve been thinking about genomic testing a lot lately.

#23

One trend that we’ve been tracking lately is The Return of Food — how fear of the “Big Food” boogeyman has led to dramatic shifts in eating habits.

#24

More and more we’re seeing hospitals champion innovation within their own walls.

#25

Amazon Echo is making it easy for us.

#26

Earlier this month, WebMD announced that they were working with Amazon to more easily connect their vast library of physician-reviewed information on conditions, drugs, symptoms, and treatments to the growing number of people that are using Amazon’s Alexa service.

#27

“Even though it’s online you feel very much apart of the community” “Its just second nature for me now” These are quotes you might not expect a 70 year old, much less one who is discussing their digital health intervention, to say.

#28

InTouch recently published a report on digital sales aid usage based on their 12-month tracking study that measured how often sales reps were using them and how valuable the content was to HCPs.

#29

Last year we identified “ad-blocking” as one of the big communications trends for 2016 (download our report here), and there has been absolutely no shortage of news, perspectives, and soundbites to support this prediction.

#30

A “2 for 1” is usually something to celebrate, but in findings from a study published last month by the American College of Physicians, 2:1 represents a growing problem for American physicians.

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