These lifestyle improvements included adherence to the Mediterranean diet, improved frequency of healthy food consumption, increased physical activity, and quitting smoking, among other factors. For ...

More than 100,000 mHealth apps are currently available on the iOS and Android platforms, double the number that were available in 2012, according to a new report, “mHealth App Developer Economics 2014 ...

The average cost to develop a mobile health app from conception to launch is $425,000, according to a Research2Guidance report. For the report, Research2Guidance surveyed 2,400-plus mHealth developers ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. & EDINBURGH, Scotland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Approov, creators of advanced API threat protection for mobile applications, today announced a March 4 Webinar that presents new data from ...

A new survey conducted by the University of Michigan and supported by the AARP finds that less than one in every three seniors is using an mHealth app, andf those numbers are even lower for seniors ...

Annual security report of 100 top Android and iOS healthcare applications reveals serious cryptographic vulnerabilities, data leakage, and other security breaches—showing the industry needs to do far ...

Mobile health (mHealth) applications have emerged as transformative tools in modern healthcare, enabling remote monitoring, patient self-management and enhanced clinical communication. These apps ...

Contextual factors are important drivers of the degree to which mobile health (mHealth) applications affect health behaviours and mental health in older adolescents. Researchers conducted a mixed ...

A maternal health mobile app helped pregnant women learn more about delivery sanitation, tetanus vaccination, reproductive tract infection symptoms, HIV/AIDS testing, and iron tablet usage. A mobile ...

The number of Americans using mHealth apps is far less than many may realize and will remain small unless developers lower costs, boost quality and verify apps in clinical settings, according to a ...

Researcher testing of 30 mobile health apps for clinicians found that all of them had vulnerable APIs. Some 23 million mobile health (mHealth) application users are exposed to application programming ...