During the past week we noticed a number of new mobile health related videos posted to YouTube. Here's a quick round-up of seven videos we found interesting and relevant to the mobile health industry. They range from quick clips from national television to interviews conducted on-site at various industry events.
A Fox affiliate recently put together a quick segment on fitness applications for smartphones. Two apps were featured:
The recent Qualcomm UpLinq event in San Diego included at least on presentation on mobile health. Here's Qualcomm's Don Jones discussing a wireless-enabled Dexcom continuous glucose monitoring sensor and a wireless-enabled stethoscope (scroll to the minute mark to get to the relevant bit):
Another fitness-focused clip: While it's clearly a corporate marketing piece, Sprint recently pushed this video out to YouTube: Fitness apps available for Sprint subscribers.
Here's an interview with DPS Health on their text message-powered diabetes pilot program for women in South Africa:
At BJ Fogg's Mobile Health event at Standford University earlier this year, AIDS.gov piece together this interview collage from attendees and speakers:
Another corporate marketing piece, but worthwhile discussion of Sotera Wireless (formerly Triage Wireless) forthcoming wireless vital sign monitoring offering (includes interviews with Dr. Eric Topol, Don Jones and Sotera execs):
Last week we rounded up 10 videos from the mHealth Summit hosted by the World Economic Forum, here's one more the group posted -- an interview with Humana:
