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Coverage from the

Consumer Technology Association 2017 Digital Health Summit

January 05 - 08, 2017; Las Vegas, Nevada

January 05 - 08, 2017 Las Vegas, Nevada

CES Digital Addiction Therapy Could Be First FDA-Approved App An online behavioral program for people with substance use disorder has been shown to be effective in clinical trials and could become the first prescription digital therapy.
Medscape Medical News, January 16, 2017
CES Needleless, Pain-Free Blood-Draw Device Coming to Market The push-button method, which literally 'sucks' the blood out of the patient much like a leech, could soon replace painful needle blood testing.
Medscape Medical News, January 10, 2017

Conference News

CES Digital Addiction Therapy Could Be First FDA-Approved App
Medscape Medical News, January 16, 2017
CES A Spoonful of AI Helps the Medicine Go Down
Medscape Medical News, January 13, 2017

CES Needleless, Pain-Free Blood-Draw Device Coming to Market
Medscape Medical News, January 10, 2017
CES Electronic Record Keeping With Google Glass and Helpers
Medscape Medical News, January 9, 2017

Popular News From CES 2016

Chopra, Tanzi: Devices Will Reduce Disease, Alter Medicine Electronics can help people reprogram their DNA and transform their health, and genomics, lifestyle, and environmental technology is converging to create ways to accurately target and treat disease.
Medscape Medical News, Feb 1, 2016
Handheld Device Takes Vital Signs Remotely With MedWand, physicians could soon use telemedicine to conduct a traditional physical exam, and the price of the device could mean there is one in every home, workplace, and oil rig.
Medscape Medical News, Jan 11, 2016
Watson-Powered Diabetes App Predicts Hypoglycemia Using patient-generated data, the supercomputer was able to retrospectively predict hypoglycemia 3 hours in advance with 80% accuracy, Medtronic announced.
Medscape Medical News, Jan 8, 2016

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