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20 Nov The year for mobile-enabled clinical trials: 2013 or 2030?

Posted at 04:19h in by TrialX Editor

Clinical trials are a clear area where mobile engagement and big data have serious potential, but it's still a largely untapped use case. There have been a lot of stories recently about the opportunities in that space, but also on the challenges companies have encountered...

22 May Twitter Provides New Outlet for Health Data Sharing

Posted at 06:57h in by TrialX Editor

Services such as TrialX use Twitter to help patients connect with clinical trials...

27 Feb Winners Of popHealth Tool Development Challenge Named by Health 2.0 and ONC

Posted at 03:37h in by TrialX Editor

In a release, Wil Yu, Special Assistant for Innovations at ONC, said, “We are very excited about the winning applications. The popHealth tool is a cutting-edge technology that was able to support a highly technical competition. The winning teams displayed impressive levels of understanding in...

24 Feb ONC, HHS Officials Announce Winners of Health App Contests

Posted at 07:18h in by TrialX Editor

The Ask Dory! application helps patients locate nearby clinical trials, integrate data from www.ClinicalTrials.gov and uses an entropy-based decision tree algorithm....

13 Jan Cancer apps

Posted at 09:20h in by TrialX Editor

Congratulations to these innovators who are working to use the latest technology to make cancer more understandable and personalized!...

05 Jan Winners Announced in “Using Public Data for Cancer Prevention and Control” Innovation Challenge

Posted at 09:19h in by TrialX Editor

The Ask Dory! application helps patients locate nearby clinical trials, integrate data from www.ClinicalTrials.gov and uses an entropy-based decision tree algorithm....

04 Jan Final health IT innovators win funding for cancer treatment apps

Posted at 06:12h in by TrialX Editor

Wil Yu, ONC’s special assistant for innovations – “We seek breakthrough solutions to nuanced issues; some are ready for the marketplace and some are prototypes, but all will have a great potential to benefit Americans. Ask Dory and My Cancer Genome are examples of results...