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Philadelphia accelerator DreamIt Ventures announced its next class of startups for its health-focused program, DreamIt Health.
When it comes to tech partnerships, it's hard to imagine one more hard-hitting than Apple and IBM, two companies who announced this week that they would be collaborating on enterprise software for iPhones and iPads.
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Old folks have lived for decades without mobile apps, and they sure don’t want them now.
Fertility tracking app maker Glow announced a new app today for pregnant women, called Glow Nurture.
Samsung might partner with Under Armour to market Samsung's wearable health devices, according to a report from Yonhap News.
Healthcare is falling behind other industries in prioritizing and attending to security concerns, according to a new report from security company ForeScout based on a survey conducted by IDG Connect.
Australian company dorsaVi has received FDA clearance for its ViMove sensor system.
In June 2013 Jawbone, makers of the UP fitness tracking bracelet, quietly acquired San Francisco-area startup Nutrivise for an undisclosed sum -- MobiHealthNews broke the news last summer.
Philadelphia research park University City Science Center announced that seven startups will join its first digital health-focused program, simply called Digital Health Accelerator (DHA).