Digital Health Technology

[...] companion. Apple claims it to be its most personal device ever. This is a revolution in digital health technology by Apple. I am excited to see future products in the direction of health and hope that [...]

[...] society today but ironically they are the most controllable in manageable diseases. Digital Health Technology is happy to announce that it will be launching a crowd funding campaign in about a month [...]

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[...] was considered as 65 and older. The study concluded that people that develop diabetes and high blood pressure in middle age were more likely to have brain damage as well as problems with memory and [...]

[...] published online in the journal Neurology studied this question “Does diabetes and high blood pressure in middle age lead to brain shrinkage and memory loss”? It defined middle age as [...]

[...] just elevated blood sugar it also puts you at a higher risk for cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. It is more than likely that if you have diabetes you also have elevated cholesterol and [...]

[...] or have a milder form of the disease. Also, with diabetes it is likely that you may have high blood pressure. Make sure your blood pressure is tightly controlled as well because high blood pressure [...]

[...] will enable employers to “cash in” when their employees participate in workplace wellness programs. In fact, to offset the rising cost in healthcare coverage, we may see an increase in the [...]

[...] /en/blogs/human-capital-blog/2013/08/the_aca_helps_correc.html The Affordable Care Act and Wellness Programs, United States Department of Labor, retrieved on December 5. 2013 from http://www.dol.gov/ [...]

[...] blood sugar to be below 150 mg/dL or below 7% on your A1c lab results according to the American Diabetes Association. The exercise: Drew combined a low carbohydrate diet with a lot of activity. He has [...]

[...] it is seventh leading cause of death according to CDC. Based on our current trends the American Diabetes Association estimates that one out of three Americans will be diabetic by 2050. Obesity with [...]

[...] make sure that you’re tightly controlling your daily glucose levels. The American Diabetes Association recommends that your A1C should be below 7% (this is the average of 2 to 3 months of [...]

[...] their counterparts that never had diabetes or high blood pressure. According to the American Diabetes Association one out of three Americans will be diabetic by 2050. Currently about 26 million [...]

[...] you and what you want to achieve in your life. Even though this study showed a decline in diabetes complications, ideally you want to focus on the quality of life you want to live and not be in this [...]

[...] , take your medications as recommended by your physician. Know about:: Diabetics and Diabetes Complications in US The post Can Coffee Help Prevent Type II Diabetes? appeared first on Digital [...]

[...] ) then go for it. But this will not be your typical everyday person and this is where digital technology is failing the consumer and the healthcare sector. Finally, for now, it is not making a [...]

[...] and patient to prevent, delay, and manage these diseases. At DHT, we are developing digital technology that includes software, apps, and medical devices to dramatically improve how we treat [...]