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A successful university business incubator has lots of engaged mentors, is run like a startup and generates buzz and benefits for its local business community.
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
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June 19, 2013 1:03 AM
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MÉDICAMENTS: Plus de 80 % des Français leur font « encore » confiance. Malgré les récentes affaires, les français sont toujours très confiants pour leurs traitements, leur médecin et leur pharmacien, eux, commencent cependant à être plutôt inquiets, sur de nombreux points, notamment sur l’avenir du système de santé. Les effets indésirables des médicaments Pourtant très médiatisés, les dernières affaires concernant les médicaments dangereux ou inutiles, ne refroidissent dans leur confiance que 16% des Français. Effets secondaires, allergies, troubles psychologiques et dangers sont spontanément évoqués par les utilisateurs Français, mais cela ne semble pas les inquiéter pour autant. 90% des usagers sont conscients des risques et 42% tout à fait d’accord. 70% pensent même que tous les médicaments ont des effets secondaires même si seuls 33% les ont déjà souvent ressentis. La publicité des labos agirait-elle comme des messages subliminaux ?...
Via Michel Delon, Guillaume de DURAT
The Guardian
Health apps won't reach core NHS patients
The Guardian
NHS Choices has started a health app library, and there has been a proliferation of articles in the healthcare press about the potential role of apps in the future of medicine.
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
June 18, 2013 4:16 PM
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Le Withings Pulse contrôle le niveau d’activité, le rythme cardiaque et vous aide à améliorer votre santé.
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
June 18, 2013 3:20 PM
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A scanner packed with sensors designed to read your vital signs and send them wirelessly to your smartphone in a few seconds, any time, anywhere.
Depending on your perspective, Twitter can either be a valuable source of breaking news, or a fire hose of miscellaneous, often dubious information. Microsoft researchers are ...
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
June 18, 2013 1:30 PM
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Health startup Medivo has raised $15 million to expand its health monitoring platform that connects doctors, consumers, and clinical labs. The company’s vision is to save and improve lives through faster and easier access to quality health care. Its applications are designed to improve the level of understanding and communication between patients and providers. Patients get free, secure access to symptom-tracking tools and lab results along with simple explanations of those results. The system also helps patients understand connections between symptoms and factors like diet and medication and automatically reports that information back to the doctor. Medivo organizes a patients’ lab results for providers so they can identify who needs office visits and prioritizes visits by who needs care the most. The condition management services analyzes patient data to see who needs what lab tests and which patients require urgent follow-up care. The platform includes modules for physicians and patients with diabetes, dyslipidemia, hepatitis C, gout, low testosterone, irritable bowel disease, hereditary angioedema, and chronic myelogenous leukemia. This financing will support expanding the network of labs and modules to include obesity, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis B, HIV, colon cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, myelofibrosis, multiple myeloma, growth hormone deficiency, osteoporosis, hypothyroidism, and multiple sclerosis.
KcalMe se propose de vous aider à estimer le nombre de calories que vous consommez mais ici pas de tableaux rébarbatif. Tous les éléments recensés dans
Via Cecile Chelim
Delivering value to Doctors, Patients, Hospitals and Pharma’sA Mobile App Solution For Pharma’s
Via eMedToday
Scanadu est la dernière start-up en vogue dans le secteur du Quantified Self aux Etats-Unis. Son fondateur, en pleine levée de fonds sur Indiegogo, explique son projet au JDN.
Via Rémy TESTON
Tablet adoption has almost doubled over the past year. A third of American adults now own a tablet computer, including almost half of those ages 35-44 and a majority of those in higher income households.
Via Dan Baxter
No more waiting around to publish an interesting finding in a medical journal Dr. Joshua Landy is envisioning a new way for doctors to learn from one another. A Toronto-based intensive care physician by trade, Landy is the co-founder of a "crowdsourced photo sharing app for health care professionals." Launched just two weeks ago, the iPhone app is already populated with images both clinically significant and arguably beautiful -- without even the benefit of a filter. "There is a culture among physicians of sharing interesting findings, whether they're classic ones that we learn in medical school but rarely see, or they're just picture-textbook-perfect versions of things that we see day-to-day," Landy explained when I asked about the inspiration behind his idea. His vision is to take these things that are already being passed around via email or photo message -- and then subsequently lost -- and make them available to the wider medical community. Once uploaded to the app, the images become public content (stringent privacy guidelines ensure that any potential patient identifiers are edited out). Landy envisions a sort of Wikipedia of medical images, "a curated free-access almanac of features of medicine" that anyone can contribute to, edit, or learn from. While the company isn't disclosing any numbers yet, Landy said usership is already "well into the thousands."
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Startup Human API wants to help developers turn all the different datasets related to your health into valuable consumer-first applications.
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June 19, 2013 1:05 AM
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Pas de développement du marché de la e-santé sans évaluation
Les Échos
LE CERCLE. par Jean-Louis Fraysse - Le marché de la e-santé constitue un levier de compétitivité et d'innovation essentiel pour l'industrie française.
Via Guillaume de DURAT
mobihealthnews Mobile health is touted as affordable, but costs still seen as barrier mobihealthnews GSMA mHealth The mobile industry's GSM Association recently funded a survey of 2,000 healthcare providers, patients and consumers in four different...
Via eMedToday
Overall, access and experiences are assessed as better now than five years ago but there are distinct differences country by country as South Korea, Argentina, Japan and Belgium earn top improvement grades while Spain, Hungary, Italy and France...
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
June 18, 2013 3:53 PM
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Internal challenges – and not regulatory ones – are the biggest barriers to better use of social media in pharma, according to a new survey of industry executives. Communications firm Weber Shandwick conducted 12 in-depth telephone interviews with senior in-house pharma executives responsible for social media decisions in Europe, the US, Asia and Latin America. Its resulting report, produced with Forbes Insights is 'Digital Health: Building Social Confidence in Pharma', and has 10 tips for pharma execs using social media to engage key audiences. The report identifies a number of what it calls ‘paradigm-shifting conclusions’. The most notable finding is that regulatory restrictions are no longer the primary barrier to social media engagement.
Scanadu est la dernière start-up en vogue dans le secteur du Quantified Self aux Etats-Unis. Son fondateur, en pleine levée de fonds sur Indiegogo, explique son projet au JDN.
Via Esposito Christelle
Wearable medical technology is becoming a hot commodity. As these devices come to market, they have the potential to help both patients and clinicians monitor vital signs and symptoms.
Via eMedToday
Mobile phones won't take on the role of doctors, but they will become more widely used in diagnosis and treatment, says Ashley Bolser
Via ET Russell
De l ' importance de bien suivre ses prescriptions médicales metronews Selon le "premier Carrefour de l'observance" organisé par la société Observia spécialisée dans l'e-santé, le concept de l'observance, qui exprime l'adhésion du patient à son...
Via Festival Communication Santé
Discover the three simple steps to take to kick off content marketing for your digital health firm.
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Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
June 18, 2013 1:26 PM
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Le Figaro
L'e-santé révolutionne la vie des personnes âgées à domicile
Le Figaro
Spécialiste de l'e-santé, Santech réorganise les modalités du maintien des personnes âgées à domicile.
Depuis 2010, plus de 50 plaintes ont été déposées suite à la fuite de données médicales sur Internet.
Via Navaho
Irish startup Galvanic has just launched a Kickstarter to crowdsource funding a wireless stress biosensor it's calling PIP.
Via JP DOUMENG
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