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Topic- Technology
Tech Talk: Digital therapeutics defined, explored
Digital therapeutics, a medical intervention category that is growing by leaps and bounds, is part of the expanding digital health landscape that includes mobile health, health information technology, sensors and other wearables, telehealth and personalized health care, according to a highly informative report from the Digital Therapeutics Alliance (DTx).
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Tech Talk: Partnership to ease joint replacement "journey"
Apple and Zimmer Biomet, a Warsaw, Indiana-based medical device company, have embarked on a study to "change the patient journey" for knee and hip replacement.
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How companies can impact health/wellness behaviors
The Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) recently announced the launch of the Global Health and Wellness Digital Framework, developed in partnership with consulting firm Capgemini.
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Tech Talk: Online diabetes prevention program woks
An intensive online diabetes prevention program was as effective as an in-person program and can make prevention programs more accessible to those at risk for developing diabetes, according to a recent study.
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Tech Talk: Protect your digital identity
While US adults are spending more time online shopping, managing their money and commenting in social media, many don't protect their digital (online) identity from being compromised, according to a recent AARP survey.
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Tech Talk: Blood pressure telemonitoring helpful in short term
Home telemonitoring helps lower blood pressure in people with uncontrolled hypertension for up to two years, although the intervention may need to be repeated at that point if blood pressure starts to go up, researchers say.
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