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Medella pivots, Dutch company NovioSense's eyelid sensor shows promise, other efforts are academic.

A recent study published by JMIR Mental Health showed only about 10 percent of mental health patients surveyed used apps. 

Dr. Shafi Ahmed, CMO, Medical Realities, says that clinicians can be inventors and embrace change by ensuring the patient voice remains prominent when developing innovative strategies at a leadership level.

Boston-based Syntropy will create a digital platform that allows cancer researchers to share and analyze data from numerous different organizations.

Last week, L'Oréal announced that its La Roche-Posay My Skin Track UV—the first battery-free wearable electronic to measure UV exposure is available for sale through apple.

With integration provided by Dicom Systems, the app will allow nurses and doctors to easily share and upload clinical smartphone images.

The New York-based startup also launched a beta version of its prostate cancer screening program. 

The platform, which allows users to redeem tokens for fitness classes, previously was only available to employers.

Advice for hospitals: Making inroads on blockchain now, with smaller projects that don't involve patient data, can help prepare them for larger opportunities ahead.

Innovation Factory’s Alaa Chalabi talks using wearables to detect sleep disorders and snoring habits at WISH in Doha, Qatar last week.