Can apps improve your health? A bevy of developers at the Health 2.0 conference sure hope so.
Companies show-off the latest in mobile health tech for consumers at the Health 2.0 conference Monday in San Francisco. SmartPlanet blogger Boonsri Dickinson shows you three apps that caught her eye.
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