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American Diversified Holdings Corp ADHC

American Diversified Holdings Corporation operates two e-commerce sites focused on the wellness industry: http://www.universalwellnessshop.com and http://www.universalwellnessai.com. http://www.universalwellnessshop.com offers products, such as oral drops, kits, sofgels, and power topicals. http://www.universalwellnessai.com is a division of the Company. It researches in modalities, algorithms, bio-device innovations, and app-based connectivity tools is designed to drive patient outcomes. The Company, through GlucoGuard, addresses the critical challenge of managing nocturnal Hypoglycemia for diabetic patients, offering a breakthrough in non-invasive, continuous glucose monitoring and delivery. GlucoGuard is an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven medical device technology.


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Comment by optiprimeon Mar 23, 2011 3:39pm
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RE: Report: 500M to use mHealth apps by 2015

RE: Report: 500M to use mHealth apps by 2015Not only are consumers taking advantage of smartphones to manage and improve their own health, a significant number (43 percent) of mHealth applications are primarily designed for healthcare professionals. These include CME (Continued Medical Education), remote monitoring and healthcare management applications.

Currently there are 17,000 mHealth applications in major app stores, with 74 percent of them adhering to the paid business model. With more and more traditional healthcare providers joining the mobile applications market, the business models will broaden to include healthcare services, sensor, advertising and drug sales revenues, the report says.

"With the growing sophistication level of mHealth applications, only 14 percent of the total market revenue in the next five years will come from application download revenue," said Egle Mikalajunaite, senior research analyst. "Seventy-six percent of total mHealth application market revenue will come from related services and products such as sensors."

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