Mobile Health Apps' Data Bypasses Doctors

Most data from mobile health apps (mHealth apps) does not get into the hands of doctors. Even with the explosion of mHealth and fitness app...

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Most data from mobile health apps
(mHealth apps) does not get into the hands of doctors. Even with the
explosion of mHealth and fitness applications, most doctors continue
not to recommend mHealth apps to their patients. The number of apps
many say that exist and are available in Apple's iTunes store of
43,000 may be over counted. Due to the lack of evidence of the
clinical benefits,
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