Balancing Privacy and Data Use in Digital Health
A cherished colleague often says, “necessity is the mother of innovation”- I happen to agree with him. Few of us […]
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Digital Health in 2020 Trends and Wishlists
The last decade saw tremendous development in digital health. With the growing penetration of smartphone ownership globally, having tools
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Trusthworthines in Digital Health- An App Checklist
Recent books like Richard Seymour’s “The Twittering Machine” and Shoshana Zuboff’s “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism” offer sobering accounts
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More Opportunities to Leverage Digital Phenotypes- Some Cautions
In last week’s blog post, I wrote about the value of being able to make personalized care recommendations based
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A Nudge Too Far?
There’s a growing cacophony of voices calling for a clear plan to bring an ethical dimension to technology. A few