When last we heard from AliveCor back in June [TA 28 June] they were demonstrating some new advances to their smartphone based ECG system. They’ve caught up with The Wall Street Journal to do a bit of horn-blowing–and the interviewer… Read moreAliveCor demos their ECG app for The Wall Street Journal
If you’ve been on holiday (vacation to us Yanks), and (deservedly) staying as far away from any and all news sources, here’s a brief rundown on the bombshells that have blasted MobileLand and longer term, healthcare users: Google bought Motorola… Read moreLast week, stocks; this week, mobile
A possible breakthrough in the detection of ‘pulselessness’–otherwise known as sudden cardiac arrest–is a wristwatch type device presently in trial. In most patients participating in the phase I trial of Emergency Medical Technologies’ ‘Wriskwatch’, it correctly signaled artificially induced pulselessness,… Read more'Wriskwatch' may predict cardiac arrest
Catching up with another chapter in a very long story….opening with the reported clinical trial of the mCare mobile phone app designed to support soldiers recovering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI). It has been in pilot since 2009, when the… Read moreDOD in full clinical trial of Diversinet mCare app for TBI soldiers (US)
Lifecomm, the joint mobile PERS venture shared by Hughes Telematics, Qualcomm and AMAC (American Medical Alert Company), which is expected to be in market late 2011 [TA 19 May] , has published a whitepaper by their VP of Business Development Richard… Read moreLifecomm MPERS white paper
