Digital Health

Apple revealed Sept. 10 that it will conduct three new medical studies in partnership with academic and research institutions.

Many theories have been proposed about the differences in reaching boomers, millennials and Generation Z, but no characteristic is more emblematic of the generation gap than screen size preference, according to a recent Bloomberg op-ed.

NYU Langone Health in New York City has been on the forefront of clinical innovation and now is pioneering new ways to improve the patient experience.

Cleveland Clinic partnered with Google Assistant to allow users to receive health and wellness content directly from the digital voice assistant.

Vocera, a clinical communication and workflow solutions provider, launched a new smartphone application that can sort through and prioritize patient-centric calls, secure messages and alerts in a single inbox for physicians.

The U.S. outranks the rest of the world in facilitating the growth of a digital business ecosystem, according to a new analysis from the Harvard Business Review.

Installing touch-button terminals throughout a hospital's emergency department provides an accurate depiction of real-time patient and clinician sentiment, a recent study from Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine suggests.

The University of California Los Angeles will use a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to establish the UCLA Biodesign Hub for Medical Technology and Digital Health Innovation, the university announced Sept. 4.

When looking for a healthcare provider, the majority of patients turn to the internet, with more than half searching social media to find providers, according to a new report from online reputation management firm Binary Fountain.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Catalyst, a New York City-based digital health consulting firm, announced the three finalists of their joint Social Determinants of Health Innovation Challenge.