Is this “the car that cares,” or the Edsel of health care? Notice in this piece rationalizing remarks like [MORE]
Mitochondrial dysfunction has been implicated in many serious diseases from diabetes and deafness at an early age, to multiple [MORE]
Everyone knows that a good diet and exercise promotes health and wellness, but the biochemistry involved remains vague. Researchers [MORE]
One implication of healthcare reform is that not-for-profit “community hospitals” will demonstrate a greater mission role by keeping people [MORE]
Many hospitals prefer innovations that derive from their own experience, and the ones that actually promote this do the [MORE]
"UP" by Jawbone
Jawbone (San Francisco, CA), a maker of personal electronics and best known for its Bluetooth headsets, will [MORE]
Monitoring Wristwatch
Sleep and Blood Pressure Have an Interesting Relationship. Normally, a person’s BP drops to its lowest [MORE]
Basis Watch
This wristwatch-like band from Basis Technology (San Fransciso, CA) monitors heart rate, calories burned, physical activity and [MORE]
Nonsmoking, a BMI below 25, goal level exercise and a good diet, unmedicated cholesterol below 200, BP below 120/80, [MORE]
Neuron
Nearly everyone in the healthcare debate agrees that the heart of real reform is people taking greater responsibility for [MORE]
There are hundreds of wellness-associated apps for smart phones and pads, and WellCom.org (San Diego, CA) has what might [MORE]
Walgreens, which operates 370 workplace clinics, has been working with Intel for the past five years in developing a [MORE]
Late last year, AT&T launched its new telemedicine/telehealth division called “For Health,” focusing on wireless and cloud-based networks for [MORE]
It’s still a little surprising to find that telecommunication companies have healthcare services divisions, but now that’s also the [MORE]