Healthcare IT News October 19, 2018
Tom Sullivan

Apps and devices will evolve and tools already around us will become instruments of health to advance tailor-made care delivery and treatments.

BOSTON – Speakers at the Connected Health Conference here on Friday gave a glimpse of the personalized health that wearables are beginning to enable – and offered some predictions about how the apps and devices will likely evolve.

WHY IT MATTERS
A wide number and variety of wearable devices today are already collecting large amounts of data. Fitbit medical director Dr. John Moore, for instance, said it has information about billions of nights of sleep and trillions of hours of step taking.

Sensors are in place and monitoring is already happening, said Dr. Robert Grenfell, director...

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Topics: Apps, Biotechnology, Conferences / Podcast, Digital Health, mHealth, Precision Medicine, Technology, Trends, Wearables
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