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A Boon to Chronic Disease Patients and Doctors

Availability of a medical professional 24x7 to monitor a patient suffering from diabetes and cardiac conditions is impossible outside a hospital setting. This is where remote monitoring comes to the rescue. Patients suffering from chronic illnesses such as these want regular medical attention and hence, the demand for remote health monitoring systems is on the rise.
- Source: The Verdict
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- August 30, 2018
Researches Telemedicine
Zipnosis Raises $3 Million in Funding for Telemedicine Tools

Zipnosis specializes in offering telemedicine tools to providers in order to launch their own telemedicine services, whereas other telemedicine companies offer services either directly or via health insurers.
- Source: MobiHealthNews
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- August 30, 2018
Company Insight funding Telemedicine
Use of Digital Health Rises, but Wearables &Telemedicine Falls – Rock Health

A survey spanning 3 years by Rock Health on 4000 U.S residents, to assess their usage and opinions on digital health, revealed that 87% of Americans were using a minimum of one digital health service in 2017 as compared to 80% in 2015.
- Source: MobiHealthNews
- 1,160
- August 29, 2018
Market Views Telemedicine wearables
NASA Grant Approval for Visualdx to Devise Diagnostic Tool for Astronauts

Astronauts at the International Space Station are dependent upon telemedicine for all kinds of illness. However, according to Dr. Shannan Moynihan, the deputy chief of space and occupational medicine from the NASA Johnson Space Centre, although effective, telemedicine has its limits.
- Source: MobiHealthNews
- 570
- August 15, 2018
Company Insight NASA Telemedicine
Telemedicine Helps Vanderbilt Expand its Transplant Center’s Reach

Telemedicine helps Nashville-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center take its kidney transplant program to the people of Tennessee and give them the prospect to be screened for a transplant and bring constant care within their reach.
- Source: mHealth Intelligence
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- July 25, 2018
digital health New Approvals Telemedicine
US Army Awaiting to Test MEDHUB – A Telemedicine Platform

The US Army is testing a telemedicine-based platform designed to send critical data from the field to the hospital and enabling providers to prepare for incoming patients. The connected care service is used by health systems and EMS providers for better care coordination during emergencies.
- Source: mHealth Intelligence
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- July 23, 2018
New Approvals Telemedicine
Philips Launches First eICU in Japan

Telemedicine services are gaining entry into Japanese hospitals. Royal Philips recently announced its deal with Showa University in Japan in order to launch the first telemedicine intensive care program (eICU) at Showa Koto Toyosu Hospital and Showa University Hospital. This program will reduce mortality rates and increase savings as well as case volume.
- Source: BusinessInsider
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- July 5, 2018
Company Insight Japan Phillips Telemedicine
South Korean KT Crop to Provide Digital Healthcare System in Russia

KT Corporation, the largest leading telephone company on South Korea, showcased a telemedicine system at its launching ceremony of its global pilot project last week, that connects Central Clinical Hospital No.1 of Moscow, with regional hospitals in Tula and Yaroslavl, 200 km and 300 km away for the capital.
- Source: Cision
- 660
- June 27, 2018
Company Insight digital health Telemedicine
Dentists, Orthodontists to be Encouraged to use Telemedicine

Since teledentistry is still a relatively new concept, the association has been modeled as an advocacy group that can guide practitioners, help to develop best practices and ensure that technology is readily available for those wanting to use it.
- Source: mHealthIntelligence
- 590
- June 22, 2018
digital health Market Views Orthodontistry Telemedicine
Increased Liver Disease Survival Rate by Telementoring

This rural telehealth consultation program named Specialty Care Access Network-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (SCAN-ECHO) was launched by the Department of Veterans Affairs in New Mexico in 2012. To begin with, this program was used for chronic liver disease. This consultation connected rural care teams to specialty clinics, where the patients can be treated in a better way.
- Source: drugdu
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- June 19, 2018
liver disease Researches Telemedicine

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