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For patients with breast cancer receiving endocrine therapy

Daily Texting Effectively Monitors Rx Adherence, Side Effects

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Most patients with breast cancer taking endocrine therapy report intervention helpful in taking drugs
Many senior citizens are driving while distracted

Many Seniors Use Cellphones While Driving With Children

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Distracted driving not just an issue for young people
Follow-up care delivered via a mobile app can reduce in-person visits for ambulatory patients undergoing breast reconstruction

Mobile App Cuts In-Person Visits After Breast Reconstruction

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Number of visits down, increase in e-mails to doctors for ambulatory patients undergoing breast recon
A smartphone app developed as part of a Perioperative Surgical Home program is associated with shorter length of stay after cesarean section

Smartphone App Can Help Cut Length of Stay After C-Section

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Introduction of app would yield 216 percent return on investment during first year of use
The Allergy Diary phone app can identify phenotypic differences between rhinitis groups

Allergy Diary Phone App Classifies Phenotypes in Rhinitis

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Work impairment seen in 50 percent of users with troublesome rhinitis and/or ocular symptoms
A small device synced to a smartphone may help identify new cases of atrial fibrillation

Smartphone Device Can Detect Undiagnosed A-Fib

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Screening for atrial fibrillation with single-lead electrocardiogram feasible
Pokémon GO is becoming a dangerous distraction for drivers

Playing Pokémon GO Leading to Increase in Distracted Driving

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At least 14 crashes linked to the smartphone game during a 10-day period in July
Various smartphone apps can help patients adopt a healthy lifestyle that might reduce risk of cardiovascular events

Phone Apps Help Patients Reach Health, Fitness Goals

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Smartphones can motivate patients to stay on track with lifestyle changes
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Digital Technology Holds Potential in Emergency CVD Care

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Digital technology's potential in health care remains largely untapped
A short-lived optical sensation can lead some smartphone users to mistakenly believe they've lost sight in one eye

Smartphone Use at Night May Result in Monocular ‘Blindness’

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Transient vision loss due to optical adaptation of the eyes caused by reading smartphone with one eye