This week marked Health Datapalooza IV, a conference organized by the Health Data Consortium that brings together data analysts, entrepreneurs, policy makers, investors, medical professionals and representatives from large health care companies to exchange ideas about the future of health data. The two-day event boasts a jam-packed agenda, with plenary panels, breakout sessions, a health entrepreneur boot camp, and a 48-hour Code-a-Thon, but perhaps the most interesting (and certainly the most interactive) component is the apps expo, which affords developers a chance to demo their products.

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