We asked Radomski to provide much-needed advice for choosing mHealth apps, based on her research into how technology-based interventions for depression and anxiety, such as apps and online ...

The MIND (MHealth Index and Navigation Database) tool enables users to filter and find apps based on their specific preferences. The apps for depression we’ve evaluated are now available on the ...

mHealth apps and telemedicine may also support better patient engagement ... Similarly, mobile sensors, interactive diagnostic apps measuring dexterity or cognitive function, and self-assessment apps ...

Although there is a rapidly growing market of mHealth apps targeting high-cost ... arthritis, and depression and bipolar disorder, very few offered functionalities like providing guidance ...

Despite evidence that mental health apps are still working through significant growing pains, researchers say there are pockets of success leveraging technology to treat mild depression.

However, there is more immediate hope with the thousands of consumer mHealth apps available on smartphones. Healthcare is “moving towards a precision-based model — or ‘personalised medicine ...

What is mHealth (mobile health)? Mobile health is the monitoring and sharing of health information via mobile technology – such as wearables and health tracking apps. The use of mobile devices ...

Whether it’s a Bluetooth headphone, Google glasses or Apple watch. The ordinary “not-so-tech-savvy” users were not very enthusiastic about investing in these devices until they connected with another ...