MEDICAL INFORMATICS, an emerging multidisciplinary field at the intersection of medicine, technology, and information sciences, is believed to significantly impact health and MEDICAL practice. 1 Nowadays, it is not strange to see new approaches for producing, measuring, and monitoring digital biomarkers using implantable sensors, wearable devices, and mobile health apps on intelligent platforms and knowledgebased systems. Tapping an app icon on a smartphone might save a human life. Mobile health apps can assist patients in managing their MEDICAL and health issues, especially in the case of chronic diseases. Mobile apps can also facilitate clinical diagnosis, treatment, and even MEDICAL procedures for health professionals. Clinical INFORMATICS, a newly added subspecialty program after MEDICAL specialties, seems to improve the current and future of clinical practice. 2, 3 A broader field, known as Health INFORMATICS, is a connected set of disciplines and branches from medicine, computer sciences, and humanities. Similar to MEDICAL/clinical INFORMATICS, the overarching field of health INFORMATICS aims to improve access to, enhance quality and safety, and reduce the cost of health services. . .