Cue, a San Diego-based startup, unveiled its product of the same name this past May. The 3-inch tall device takes a drop of saliva and analyzes it for five molecules: C-reactive protein (CRP) a marker for inflammation in response to stimulus like injury or chronic illness; vitamin D; luteinizing ...
A l’heure où le Big Data en santé, les objets connectés et les applications mobiles de santé font régulièrement la Une et alors que la CNIL s’est interrogée récemment sur l’usage des données de santé et / ou de bien-être, l’enquête “Parler de santé sur web, quelle(s) conséquence(s) ?” met en...
By utilizing wearable self-trackers like the Nike Fuel, the Jawbone Up or the Fitbit products, we can track some of our personal activities and acquire vast amount of data on ourselves. But can these tech wonders really enhance our lives and make us happier? Will they really give us answers or wi...
Ads related to health and medication are among the most profitable around, and the world’s biggest advertiser is almost certainly looking at ways to take advantage of that.
Your patients tweet from your waiting room. They describes their symptoms on Facebook. They ask about that 'funny rash' on Quora. They looked you up on LinkedIn. Your patients are engaging in social media --- are you? Not just personally, but professionally - the expectations have changed. Medi...
Les résultats de l'étude My santé Mobile ont été révélés ce matin : l’usage d’un capteur d’activité permet de modifier les comportements en santé.
