Introduction Digital health, the use of apps, text-messaging, and online interventions, can
revolutionize healthcare and make care more equitable. Currently, digital health …

The field of digital health is evolving rapidly and encompasses a wide range of complex and
changing technologies used to support individual and population health. The COVID-19 …

Digital health technologies such as smartphone apps and remote monitoring present a
promising path for intervention delivery; however, equal opportunities to engage in these …

Background Behavioral digital health interventions (eg, mobile apps, websites, wearables)
have been applied widely to improve health outcomes. However, many groups (eg, people …

Abstract The World Health Organisation advocates Digital Health Technologies (DHTs) for
advancing population health, yet concerns about inequitable outcomes persist. Differences …

Digital health is transforming healthcare systems worldwide. It promises benefits for
population health but might also lead to health inequities. From an ethical perspective, it is …

Current digital health approaches have not engaged diverse end users or reduced health or
health care inequities, despite their promise to deliver more tailored and personalized …

A growing body of evidence shows the use of digital technologies in health—referred to as
eHealth, mHealth or 'digital health'—is improving and saving lives in low-and middle-income …

Digital research methodologies are driving a revolution in health technology but do not yet
fully engage diverse and historically underrepresented populations. In this paper, we …

Social inequalities are an important contributor to the global burden of disease within and
between countries. Using digital technology in health promotion and healthcare is seen by …