Help Patients Navigate Mobile Health Apps

December 2020

More patients will use mobile health apps during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patients can find over 325,000 of these apps.

For example, fitness or weight loss apps help track steps or calories. Other apps connect to a monitoring device (BP monitor, glucometer, etc) to gather data.

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Help Patients Navigate Mobile Health Apps

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