First Warning Systems raises $560K for wearable breast cancer detection device
First Warning Systems, a company working on creating wearable sensors for early detection of breast cancer, has raised $560,000 according to CEO Rob Royea. First […]
First Warning Systems, a company working on creating wearable sensors for early detection of breast cancer, has raised $560,000 according to CEO Rob Royea. First […]
Rob McCray was a speaker at the 2014 Boomer Summit in San Diego, CA where he was interviewed by Gregg Masters. The conversation covers healthcare, […]
The Center for Connected Health has determined that patients using wireless devices (as opposed to those who used modern-based devices) were more likely to be […]
Can consumers trust their health information to a private company? This is a question that Kara Swisher posed to Anne Wojcicki of 23andMe, who did […]
WLSA’s President and CEO Rob McCray commented on Nita Farahany post in the Washington Post blog, “Reinging in FDA regulation of mobile health apps.” Farahany […]
There has been a lot of discussion recently in regard to the ownership of patient data in the electronic health records of providers, and the […]
HiMSS’ focus on several specific areas related to healthcare IT at this year’s event is essential to help move technology enhancements from hype to reality. […]
With all that is going on with the Affordable Care Act, a lot of the talk among attendees at the mHealth Summit was centered on […]
The following article, by Rob McCray, President & CEO, WLSA, has been used as the forward to the book, “mHealth Innovation” from HiMSS Books. Are you attending […]
In response to Neil Versel’s article about Digital Health Progress found here on mobihealth news, our founder Rob McCray had this to say: Neil – this is […]