Health Tech By Erin Brodwin As tech giants double down on sleep tracking, providers want more proof it’s useful
Health Tech By Mario Aguilar With Apple’s backing, can an app help heart attack patients navigate recovery?
Health Tech By Mario Aguilar Apple provides narrow glimpse at research behind its newest health feature for iPhones
Health Tech By Mario Aguilar If Apple takes aim at fall-prevention, will the rest of the health system hear it?
Health Tech By Mario Aguilar, Erin Brodwin, Katie Palmer and Casey Ross The health tech tracker for the third quarter: 11 pivotal industry events to watch
Health Tech By Katie Palmer ‘It’s hard to know what’s trustworthy’: A new research effort aims to vet digital health data from wearables
Health Tech By Erin Brodwin Apple announces new features to share health data with doctors, track trends over time
Health Tech By Maddie Bender Could wearable tech — and AI — change how we diagnose infants with conditions like cerebral palsy?
Health Tech By Maddie Bender A new study points to the power of wearables to predict even presymptomatic infections, suggesting use one day against Covid-19
Health Tech By Katie Palmer Digital health measures are gaining traction, but research on privacy and ethics is lagging
Health Tech By Erin Brodwin Will breaking apart Google’s health bets give them a better shot at success?
Health Tech By Casey Ross Verily’s new big hire, Amy Abernethy, on her plans to transform clinical trials — and bring in money
Exclusive By Erin Brodwin With $12 million in new funding, data-syncing platform Seqster takes aim at health records
Health Tech By Mario Aguilar Apple Watch research plows ahead, revealing the device’s health potential
Health Tech By Erin Brodwin Amazon debuts wrist wearable Halo, marking its entry into health tracking
Health Tech By Erin Brodwin With Livongo’s arsenal of health devices, Teladoc is poised to move into remote monitoring
Health Tech By Casey Ross Covid-19 apps and wearables are everywhere. Can they actually benefit patients?
Health Tech By Erin Brodwin Fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic, remote heart monitoring could become tech’s next big target