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Why is it that pharma apps don’t get the same downloads and usage as apps from other industries?

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Consider this scenario: along with a new Rx, the doctor prescribes a companion app to the patient.

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Now that we have a better understanding on how medical device apps differ from wellness apps, we wondered – What are other innovative medical apps?

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Are you using a mobile app to track a health condition, get medical advice, or simply to stay in shape?

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Today’s best health apps have come a long way from their humble beginnings as simple medication reminders and symptom trackers.

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Mobile healthcare apps are revolutionizing the way people approach their health... but are they the be all end all?

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Our previous articles covered the definition of mobile medical apps and three examples of FDA-approved apps.

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Among all the healthcare app choices out there, do some actually have the potential to save someone’s life?

#9

The German app company, SmartPatient, who developed the health app MyTherapy for iOS and Android, conducted deep research into pharma mobile application usage and content.

#10

Apple recently released a new detailed list of guidelines when it comes to developing health and medical apps that are helping the FDA enforce guidelines already in place.

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New research from Parks Associates reveals some interesting information about the usage of care-related apps in the caregiver population.

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Great news for developers, patients, and healthcare professionals: Apple’s CareKit modules are officially up and ready for use on GitHub, and three apps that utilize the CareKit platform are available for download.

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A recent study of mental health clinicians shows that 73% would find mobile apps useful in their practice1.

#14

Guessing the number one category of apps used on tablets is a pretty easy one: games.

#15

Natural Cycles is a phone app that algorithmically monitors female fertility.

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It’s a perfect highlight of what it really takes to earn app adoption: support that goes way beyond the download.

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HealthPrize is an adherence app that leverages gaming dynamics to keep users engaged.

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Digital health company Peerwell created an app to prepare patients for surgery and, in turn, reduce the amount of time they spend in the hospital.

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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.

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Recognizing that the impact of multiple sclerosis (MS) goes beyond the conventionally recognized symptoms, Sanofi has announced a new app to support people with the disease—specifically, their mental health.

#21

Ok, maybe Huggable is more than an app.

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Many of us are faced with the daunting task of caring for our loved ones.

#23

While the challenge of non-adherence is far from news in our industry, CVS Health has nonetheless focused multiple work streams on quantifying, qualifying and reversing its impact on healthcare costs.

#24

In the first half of this new year, the United States FDA will incentivize many pharmaceutical brands to make their biggest prescription drugs available over the counter.

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Researchers at Indiana University and University of California recently launched a banner ad within the Grinder app to distribute free self-testing kits to the more than 5 million Grinder users.

#26

Palo Alto, California —Connecting doctors and patients using technology is no easy task.

#27

Each day, it is estimated more than 115 people in the US die from an opioid overdose.

#28

“There’s an app for that” has become common place these days.

#29

Young startups and large corporations are both facing substantial obstacles in the field of mobile health apps, or mHealth apps.

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Thanks to our brilliant contributors, we have another collection of healthcare experiences and innovations to share.

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