Apple's move to EHR could be a boon for pharma: experts by Beth Snyder Bulik Sunday, February 18, 2018 Apple's latest move into EHRs may be its biggest healthcare play yet—and it could help pharma companies open direct channels to consumers.
Could 2018 be a tipping point year for voice assistants in healthcare? by Beth Snyder Bulik Tuesday, December 19, 2017 Pharma is just starting to answer consumer demand for voice assistants that can address their health, but 2018 could bring a flurry of activity.
Novartis taps Apple's ResearchKit for smartphone MS study by Carly Helfand Wednesday, August 23, 2017 Novartis has launched plenty of large-scale multiple sclerosis studies. But its newest one is different, thanks to a purpose-built smartphone app.
Siri? Alexa? The doctor will see you now by Beth Snyder Bulik Monday, August 21, 2017 Look who’s talking—to voice assistants. Physicians are increasingly adopting the hands-free, time-saving tools.
Cutanea companion app uses selfies to track acne progress by Beth Snyder Bulik Wednesday, August 2, 2017 Acne, mobile phones and digital savviness are all teen truths. And the app for Cutanea Life Science’s first dermatology drug, Aktipak, combines them.
Tech-focused Takeda pilots Apple Watch trial to collect depression data by Beth Snyder Bulik Wednesday, March 1, 2017 Takeda has partnered with digital health tools venture Cognition Kit to collect active and passive patient data for a deep dive on depression.
FiercePharmaAsia: China’s drug list, Dr. Reddy's and more by Angus Liu Friday, February 24, 2017 China updated national drug list with some blockbuster Western meds, Daiichi and ArQule’s tivantinib failed another trial, Dr. Reddy's got an FDA Form 483.
