Massive Apple Heart Study Shows Initial Promise Pending Further Studies

Apple Heart Study Shows A Lot Of Promise For Digital Health, But Cardiologists Still Have Questions by Christina Farr.  CNBC.  November 13, 2019.

Vulnerabilities In The Monitoring Of Fresh Produce Revealed In E. Coli Outbreak

Romaine Riddle:  Why The E. Coli Outbreak Eludes Food Investigators by Jan Hoffman.  The New York Times.  May 7, 2018. 

Tayloring Strategy To The Three Types Of Diabetes

Diabetes Is Actually Three Different Diseases Requiring Different Engagement, Monitoring And Management by Jack Stockert.  MedCity News.  August 22, 2016. 

Microbes Transferred From People To Surfaces Could Be Early Warning System for Public Health Threats.

'Bug' On The Subway:  Monitoring The Microbial Environment To Improve Public Health.  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health/Science Daily.  June 28, 2016

Wearables Have Potential To Aid In Clinical Trial Recruitment

What A Fitbit Or A Tweet Can Tell Drugmakers About Their Products. Modern Health Care.  June 8, 2016. 

E-Skin Could Offer Monitoring That Easily Moves And Flexes With Body

E-Skin:  How To Paint Electronics Onto Your Body by Christina Beck.  Christian Science Monitor. April 16, 2016

Wearable Devices Capable of Collecting Data On Employee Health And Movement Raise Legal and Ethical Issues

As Wearables In Workplace Spread, So Do Legal Concerns by Patience Haggin.  The Wall Street Journal.  March 13, 2016.

Drug Use And Healthcare Associated Infections Contribute To Vulnerability To Infectious Disease Outbreak; States Ranked According To Preparedness

Most States Not Prepared For Disease Outbreaks:  Drug Use May Be Key Contributor To Ongoing Infectious Disease Problem by Susan Scutti.  Medical Daily.  December 18, 2015. 

5 Ways Your Smartphone Can Help Your Health

Five Ways Your Smartphone Can Help Your Health by Jennifer Jolly.  The New York Times.  November 16, 2015. 

Possible Molecular Stethoscope May Be Able To Detect And Sequence "Alien" DNA

A Stethoscope For The Next 200 Years by Eric Topol And Stephen R. Quake.  The Wall Street Journal.  January 2, 2015.

By Spotting Precursor To Alzheimer's MRI Technique Offers Hope

New Non-Invasive Method Can Detect Alzheimer's Disease Early.  Science Daily.  December 22, 2014.

Success Of Weight Loss, Depends On How Often You Weigh

Weigh-In Once A Week Or You'll Gain Weight.  Science Daily.  December 17, 2014

Medical Nanotechnology Explored For Proactive, Not Just Reactive, Approaches To Health Problems

Google's Newest Search:  Cancer Cells by Alistair Barr and Ron Winslow.  The Wall Street Journal.  October 29, 2014.

Health Technology Being Developed To Meet Needs Of Aging Baby-Boomers

Firms Gearing Health-Related Technology Toward Baby Boomers by Luke Yoquinto.  the Washington Post.  October 31, 2014.

Monitoring Child Care Can Be Key To Predicting Disease Outbreaks

How Preschoolers Can Predict Disease Outbreaks by Alexandra Sifferlin.  Time.  October 10, 2014.

Medical And Fashion Are Linked In Skin-Based Computing Devices

Wearable Technology That Feels Like Skin by Nick Bilton.  The New York Times.  October 8, 2014.

Application Of Control Theory To Heart Beat Regularity Could Be Important In Medical Monitoring

Variability In Heart Beat Keeps The Body In Balance.  Science Daily.  September 22, 2013.

Apple Smart Watch Could Bring 3 Major Changes

If Apple's Smartwatch Succeeds Here's How It Will Change Health by Gregory Ferenstein.  VentureBeat.  September 7, 2014.

Apple Watch Success Depends On Effective Healthcare Industry Stakeholders

Success Of Consumer-Based Apple Watch Tied To Health Stakeholders by Greg Slabodkin.  Health Data Management.  September 9, 2014.

Apple Smartwatch, HealthKit, and iOS 8 Mark New Emphasis On Health Monitoring

Apple's Next Big Focus:  Your Health by Elizabeth Dwoskin And Daisuke Wakabayashi.  Wall Street Journal.  September 5, 2014.