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The Digital Patient

Earlier this year, the European Commission published a broad-ranging plan to digitise EU industries to help usher in what has become known as the fourth industrial revolution.

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Online brain training game to be trialled for Parkinson’s disease

MyCognition's AquaSnap Optimize aims to tackle cognitive impairment

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Apple talks up health and fitness benefits of new Watch OS

Outlines new Breathe app and stronger fitness integration for watchOS 3

IBM plans Watson-powered ‘diabetes advisor’

Teams up with the American Diabetes Association for big data collaboration

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Boehringer Ingelheim launches ‘gamified’ COPD initiative

Programme aims to encourage and reward disease management

Otsuka joins forces with IBM for Watson-based digital venture

Otsuka Digital Health will develop software to analyse psychiatric patient data

Merck licences MS brain training programme

Strikes deal with HAPPYneuron to bolster its MSdialog platform for Rebif

Merck’s accelerator to take start-ups to Silicon Valley

Will expand the reach of its Darmstadt and Nairobi programmes

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Healthcare and the digital revolution

How can medtech companies capitalise on this digital transformation?

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GSK signs up for the ‘dawn of cognitive advertising’

Its consumer health arm is among the first to use new IBM offering Watson Ads

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Philips begins first-of-its-kind European teleheath study

Three-year ACT@Scale programme will focus on chronic conditions

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Monitoring app boosts survival in lung cancer patients

Results of prototype Moovcare remote monitoring device released at ASCO 2016

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Roche launches Bluetooth coagulation testing system

New CoaguChek device can wirelessly transmit test data to a patient's clinic

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Roche picks up European rights to diabetes implant

Will distribute Senseonics' Eversense CGM System in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands

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Medtronic and Qualcomm to work on new diabetes sensors

Will initially collaborate on a single-use wireless continuous glucose monitoring system