Background In recent years, the considerable increase in the number of mobile health
(mHealth) apps has made health care more accessible and affordable for all. However, the …

Background Adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patients are seldom involved in the
process of testing cancer-related apps. As such, knowledge about youth-specific content …

Background: By 2019, there will be an estimated 4.68 billion mobile phone users globally.
This increase comes with an unprecedented proliferation in mobile apps, a plug-and-play …

The development of diagnostic tools for skin cancer based on artificial intelligence (AI) is
increasing rapidly and will likely soon be widely implemented in clinical use. Even though …

Background: Currently, there are no binding requirements for manufacturers prescribing
which information must be included in the app descriptions of health apps. Objective: The …

Background There has been a steady rise in the availability of health wearables and built-in
smartphone sensors that can be used to collect health data reliably and conveniently from …

Background: Health apps are increasingly being used in clinical care and may hold
significant theoretical potential. However, they are often implemented in clinical care before …

Background: Mobile health apps have changed the way people obtain health information
and services and advance their understanding and management of their health. Although …

Background Despite their prevalence and reported patient interest in their use, uptake of
health-related apps is limited. The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has developed a …

Background: Nutrition-related apps are commonly used to provide information about the
user's dietary intake, but limited research has been performed to assess how well their …