UCB is supporting the rollout of MyEpilepsyDiary in additional geographies and languages.

Teva Pharmaceuticals Europe built an electronic data collection system for its post-marketing studies using Irody’s ActivPrescription technology to capture more detailed and accurate input. Teva collected data in 10 languages using iOS and Android devices or Internet-connected computers.
This technology helped Teva with the launch of its new PolyHeal wound healing solution.

Upsher-Smith is financing a “Big Data” research entitled “The Natural History of Seizure Clusters”, based on data mining of more than 1,600,000 PRO (Patient Rerported Outcomes) records accumulated as of June 2014 by My Epilepsy Diary. Working with Stanford University investigators, Irody is developionig and applying data analysis tools to make meaning out of the vast amount of data generated by patients using the mobile epilepsy patient diary tool available on iPhone, Android and the Web since 2009.