LifeMojo was featured at Health 2.0 Conference, San Francisco Fall 2009 (one of the world’s biggest conferences around Health). Health 2.0 Conference had a “The Patient is In” section which was a User Challenge - as part of which a set of users were set out to use Health 2.0 services managing their health and everyday lives. One of the users Joe Cruz, aged 52 years used LifeMojo and successfully managed his fitness. Here is a clip of the video that was demoed on stage.
Thanks Joe for using LifeMojo and getting us to Health 2.0 Conference.
Dean Giustini from The University of British Columbia compiled a list of “Top Web 2.0 Services in Medicine 2008” and mentioned LifeMojo as one of the services under “Personal life 2.0 & genetics tracking”.
7. Personal life 2.0 & genetics tracking (13 services)
i. eHealthMe – http://www.ehealthme.com/
ii. FitBit - http://www.fitbit.com/
iii. GenePartner - http://www.genepartner.com/
iv. Geni - http://www.geni.com/
v. GoogleHealth – http://www.google.com/health/
vi. Keyose.com – http://keyose.com/ vii. LifeMojo - http://www.lifemojo.com/
viii. Medsphere - http://medsphere.org/
ix. Microsoft HealthVault - http://www.healthvault.com/
x. Medziva - http://www.medziva.com/
xi. My Digital Health - http://www.mydigitalhealth.com/
xii. MyFamilyHealth - http://www.myfamilyhealth.com/home/
xiii. 23andMe - https://www.23andme.com/
It is an honor to be mentioned in the list along side the likes of Microsoft Health Vault and GoogleHealth.
