Wireless health devices soon to stock Best Buy shelves?

Best Buy may soon be selling wireless health devices in more than half of its 1,089 U.S. stores, according to this article in BusinessWeek.  AT&T and Qualcomm are among the major players on the device side, as mobile phone expected to be at the hub of communications of what is being dubbed "m-health"

"The smartphone is really driving m-health," says Kenneth Seymens, a partner at venture capital firm Vesalius Ventures.

Best Buy appears interested in Microsoft HealthVault for storage

At the Microsoft Connected Health Conference this past June, Best Buy teamed up with Microsoft’s HealthVault team to invite device makers to pitch the electronics store’s executives in a private meeting at the event

Personal electronic health records

For many people, getting started with Total Recall means taking charge of their personal health information. Here are a few options for you to check out:

• Google Health lets your store your health data online. You can import data from some partner hospitals and pharmacies.
• Microsoft HealthVault also lets you store your health data online. A number of devices can upload data to your account. Some third party sites and applications use HealthVault for storage.
• Minerva Health Manager stores your health records on your PC, and also on a USB stick to share with a hospital, new doctor, etc.
• Polka's My Health has a web-based interface that synchronizes with SmartPhones