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mHealth – Can You Hear Me Now?

By Lodewijk
Feb 03, 12 10:12AM | 0 comments
Source: Christen Brownlee, Magazine of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Content: “mHealth is short for mobile health, a growing field that takes advantage of mobile communications devices—mostly cell phones—to enhance access to health information, improve distribution of routine and emergency health services, or provide diagnostic services. With phones and other mobile technologies [...]
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