The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, via its nonprofit health
tech start-up, will begin issuing reviews of connected medical devices,
mHealth services and apps researched by Harvard University physicians
and experts from MIT's Hacking Medicine Institute.
The hacking institute is willing to say certain apps "are the best,"
and that other ones "are unsafe at any speed," Zen Chu, an institute
co-founder, tells Medical
Marketing & Media (MM&M). "The Hacking Medicine Institute is a group of hackers, and we can take that risk."
The reviews, scheduled to debut early this month, will offer up
information on devices, websites and apps, and will be updated
throughout the year. The goal is to reduce confusion over the
more than 165,000 apps currently on the market, and help consumers and providers chooses the best ones for their needs, Chu adds.
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