The 2012 mHealth Summit near Washington, D.C., highlighted the vast opportunities in mobile technology and health care. The hardware runs the gamut from ubiquitous Nokia (NOK -1.48%) basic handsets, to smartphones and tablets based on Apple (AAPL -1.12%) and Google (GOOGL 0.42%) operating systems. Cisco's (CSCO -0.26%) networking equipment and Equinix's (EQIX -0.82%) data centers also play a key role. In the video below, Dr. Patricia Mechael explains how all these companies have a huge international presence and help save many lives.
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