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Share Digital therapeutics have been plodding on a steady path toward acceptance within healthcare, but the modality reached new heights during a year of unprecedented adoption for digital health technologies. More and more software-based treatments are picking up regulatory approvals – including three De Novo clearances in 2020 alone – while the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has exposed more consumers, providers and other stakeholders to the technologies than ever before. As the sector continues to find its footing, new players small and large will look to throw their hat into the ...

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Sheria Musyoka’s dreams of a future in San Francisco with his wife and 3-year-old son...

Thirty-one-year-old San Francisco resident Jerry Lyons was taken to the hospital and later taken into police custody. Lyons is facing several charges, including DUI, speeding and running a red light. We have a full list of his charges at the bottom of this post. At the scene, officers found the 26-year-old victim in the roadway. He was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. Friends and family members confirm to ABC7 News the victim was Sheria Musyoka, who leaves behind a wife and 3-year-old son. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support them through this difficult time.

Share In 2020 health tech finally had its day in the spotlight and made it into nearly every provider organization due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, as more and more Americans are vaccinated, some of that brick-and-mortar care will return.  Regardless, it's clear to see that digital health is here to stay. MobiHealthNews did our best to look into the crystal ball and made five predictions about what will happen in that space this year.  Telemedicine usage will even out, but will retain a number of new adopters  During the early days of the coronavirus pandemic we saw unpreceden...