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December 2 · Issue #27 · View online
This Week in #Health #Tech #Design by @CalamineDesign - Daylighting the most intriguing news, tools and resources for startups and product designers in healthcare.
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This week, we found out how committed former Apple CEO, John Sculley is to a company making a smart pill-box. YO Home Sperm Test launched the first at-home, smartphone based kit to analyze, you guessed it, male fertility. And, finally if you’re feeling crafty, Google rolled out a build-your-own application development tool and Health Catalyst just open-sourced a machine learning and AI tool for healthcare. So yeah, #BuildSomething!
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Former Apple CEO John Sculley Reinvents Himself in Healthcare
From selling sugar-water to “Think Different,” John Sculley has certainly reinvented himself a few times. Find out what he’s doing now in healthcare and why he sees this as a noble cause.
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Medical Electronic Systems Launches YO, an At-Home Sperm Testing Kit and App
Fertility apps aren’t just for women. A new male fertility kit and companion app from Medical Electronic Systems, which makes commercial-grade automated semen analyzers, allows men to test their semen at home using their smartphone.
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Surgeons Using Google Cardboard to Plan Complex Heart Surgeries in Babies
Heart surgeons in Florida are using Google Cardboard to help plan complex surgeries for infants with congenital heart disease.
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If it has a Sign, It’s Probably Healthcare Design!
The bottom line is that a sign is a superficial solution that does not fundamentally address or fix the bad design.
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Health Catalyst Launches Free Open Source Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Tool
The company said its goal is to make healthcare outcomes improvement accessible to all and, in turn, boost collaboration industrywide.
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Meet App Maker, A New Build-Your-Own-Apps Tool Based On The One Google Uses Itself
This new G Suite offering aims to make in-house software development surprisingly easy without dumbing it down too much.
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