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May 22, 2013
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Back in September of last year we reported that Representative Mike Honda (D-California) was going to introduce legislation to create an Office of Wireless Health within the Food and Drug…
AliveCor has received 510(K) FDA clearance for its iPhone-based heart monitor. According to MobiHealthNews, the device will be available for pre-order by physicians via the company’s website immediately for $199.…
With the FDA due to issue regulations for mHealth products by the end of the year, Representative Mike Honda (D – Calif.) is planning to introduce legislation to establish an…
It’s been a busy summer for the FDA when it comes to mobile health. In addition to the de novo clearance of the Proteus Digital Health ‘digital pill’ and of…
By seeking a de novo 510(k) clearance from FDA, 23andMe may be leading the way in developing a straightforward, hopefully low cost, low burden regulatory pathway.
The 510(k) process is…
Asthmapolis is the kind of company we hope, and expect, to see more of in the future. They combine a straightforward device (a sensor that sits on top of asthma…
CellScope is the maker of mobile otoscopes and dermascopes. Two months ago they raised $1M from Khosla Ventures. As a telehealth consumer device this product should not require FDA approval.…
As we reported on Monday, Redwood City’s Proteus Digital Health has received FDA 510(k) premarket approval for its ingestible sensor. http://proteusdigitalhealth.com/proteus-digital-health-announces-fda-clearance-of-ingestible-sensor/
What is particularly neat about this, other than the…
An article in the Journal PLoS reports that medical devices that rely on wireless technology to transmit data could be vulnerable to cyber attacks and urges improved federal monitoring of…
Is the $1.99 iPhone Cardiograph a medical device or a consumer app? The FDA will presumably let us know soon enough. But in the meantime it may not matter. It’s…