The following is a guest article by Lee Jones, Chief Product Officer at Gozio Health
More than 91% of American adults have a smartphone, and more than half prefer to access their healthcare via a mobile device….
Background: Mobile health (mHealth) apps are increasingly being used to promote physical activity (PA) and can support exercise uptake and maintenance. Despite their potential, these tools face high dropout rates and inconsistent adherence, posing…
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What You Should Know:
– Launched at CES 2026, Abbott’s Libre Assist,is a generative AI feature within the Libre app that predicts glucose impact before consumption.
– Using a color-coded rating (Green/Yellow/Orange), it acts as a…
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Background: While there is growing evidence demonstrating the usefulness of integrating social features within mHealth approaches, little research has explored how African American women use mobile platforms to facilitate physical activity within the context…
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Healthcare innovation appears very different depending on where it is built.In this episode, we sit down with Rami Ajjuri to discuss his career journey spanning startups and large corporations, as well as across various…
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Background: Pregnancy, a vital phase in a woman’s life, entails immense physical, psychological, and emotional alterations that might affect maternal health. Physical activity during pregnancy improves health outcomes; however, adherence to the recommendation is…
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Alongside the inevitable Christmas bloat, the NHS App is in danger of becoming bloated with modules of additional functionality, writes Professor Joe McDonald
As you make your way home in the cold night air with…
An end-of-year update released by NHS England says that the NHS App has more than 39 million registered users.
The app is a key part of the 10 year health plan and intended to become…
Two apps aimed at supporting mental health during pregnancy and motherhood have won a global innovation award for women’s health.
The Ripple Women’s Digital Health Challenge programme is delivered by n0-code digital health platform Cogniss,…
Background: Mobile apps are powerful tools for promoting and sustaining healthy behaviors, including supporting diverse recovery pathways from substance use, including alcohol use disorder. Indeed, prior research strongly supports the notion that social connection…
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