Tag: Mental health
Pentagon Turning to Wearables to Boost Morale and Combat Stress
The growing need for soldiers’ coordination, training and health, the increase in asymmetric warfare, and modernization programs in the military, among others, are some of the factors that are fueling […]
Wearables Can Detect COVID-19 and Even Signs of Depression, Fitbit CEO Tells Axios
When Fitbit was founded in 2007, the company’s focus was to create small wearable devices that could help you become more fitness-focused. Now, after thirteen years, the company’s CEO James […]
How Wearables Are Helping to Improve Diagnosis and Monitoring in Healthcare
Wearable technology is becoming increasingly ingrained with many aspects of healthcare. The industry is expanding. Last year, Google bought Fitbit for $2.1 billion and according to a survey by Polaris […]
Mind Cure Releases iSTRYM: A Digital Platform for Mental Health and Psychedelic Research
Canadian mental health firm Mind Cure has released a digital therapeutic tool designed to close the gaps between patients, clinicians and researchers. The app, called iSTRYM, has been designed to […]
Moodbeam Receives $583k Seed investment To Boost Workplace Wellbeing
Moodbeam, a Hull-based health tech start-up, which produces wearable mental wellbeing devices, has received £450k (US$583k) in investment. It follows two rounds of investment totaling £450,000 from NPIF-Mercia Equity Finance, […]
Swedish Startup Flow’s Mental Health App Now Available For NHS Recommendations
An app by Swedish mental health startup Flow has joined the ORCHA app library. The inclusion means that many NHS Trusts and healthcare professionals, who have their own App Library […]