Health and Wellness

A new enterprise offering called Ready for Work will use devices, apps and dashboards to conduct daily screening for COVID-19 symptoms.

Two-in-five Brits felt lonely before COVID-19, but with social distancing restrictions currently in place, people are turning to tech to help them stay connected through the coronavirus crisis, according to a study commissioned by Kaspersky.

The app and kit intend to use proximity alerts, contact tracing and health monitoring to help keep employees safe from COVID-19.

Seeking to cut down an individual's risk of infection, the app encourages frequent washing with appropriate technique.

Wysa’s chatbot uses CBT and engages users in meditation, breathing yoga and aims to help people build resilience skills.

The consumer-facing digital platform for health testing was forced to pump the brakes on a similar offering roughly two months ago.

A new study published by JMIR found that on average participants using Hinge Health's platform reported 68.5% improvement in pain. 

The Fitbit Heart Study is looking to enroll 200,000 to 250,000 device owners, and will support clinical evaluation and regulatory submissions of the company's PPG atrial fibrillation algorithm.

Mental health and well-being for healthcare workers have become an increasing concern, given their increased workloads and stress levels in coping with the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Sleep Analyzer uses advanced sensors to detect symptoms of sleep apnea.