Background The digitization of health care led to a steady increase in the adoption and use
of mobile health (mHealth) apps. Germany is the first country in the world to cover the costs …

Smartphone applications (apps) are available to consumers for skin cancer prevention and
early detection. This study aims to review changes over time in the skin cancer apps …

While digital health solutions continue to grow in number and in complexity, the ability for
stakeholders in healthcare to easily discern quality lags far behind. This challenge is in part …

La mortalidad por cáncer de piel continúa aumentando a pesar de las numerosas
intervenciones dedicadas a su prevención. El objetivo de esta revisión es estudiar la …

Skin cancer deaths continue to rise despite the implementation of numerous preventive
campaigns and programs. The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate reviews of …

Fitness and physical exercise are preferred in the pursuit of healthier and active lifestyles.
The number of mobile applications aiming to replace or complement a personal trainer is …

Abstract Introduction Mobile Applications (apps) are commonly used in the health care
settings to improve the quality of care, however prior to the release of the app it is vital to …

The very first issue of the journal of Translational Behavioral Medicine (TBM) was dedicated,
in part, to the theme of Health Information Technology as a platform for evidence …

This study evaluated the quality and usefulness of interactive mobile health (mHealth)
applications (apps) for adults with cancer. The PRISMA guidelines were followed to add …

Background Cancer is increasingly being treated as a chronic disease rather than an acute
one-time illness. Additionally, oral anticancer therapies, as opposed to intravenous …