Apple will soon announce its BIG ‘AI doctor’ plan for digital health
Apple’s Health+ service will optimise workouts and nutrition and help you protect your health. Years in the making, insiders call it a doctor in your iPhone.
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With satellite, does Apple Watch gain health-focused GenAI?
This is unlikely to be the only satellite-related product enhancement we can expect from Apple in the coming year. The company recently invested $1.5 billion more in its satellite partner, GlobalStar.
How (and why) should you manage Health data sharing?
Open the Health app, tap on your profile picture, then select Privacy. You can then manage which apps have access to your health data.
Apple’s latest funny video makes a big healthy point
When it comes to personal health, privacy is essential argues Apple in a white paper that explains how it protects privacy across its health-related products.
Why Apple’s AI for Health plans make so much sense
Apple continues to focus on harnessing the power of machine learning and personal health data, and plans an AI-drive ‘health coach’ to help people stay well.
How Apple Watch now lets you walk for discount groceries
One of the most interesting customer rewards schemes I’ve come across, the Albertson’s group has announced an innovative reward system for Apple Watch users.
Why Apple Fitness and Health need a ‘time off sick’ button
Why doesn’t Apple Watch, Activity/Fitness or Health have a sick button? Why can’t we tell them when we are unwell? Why can’t they guide the recovery journey?
Apple VP Health explains Apple’s augmented healthcare focus
Apple’s VP Health, Sumbul Desai spoke with Hindu Businessline at the BioAsia 2023 conference in Mumbai. She confirmed Apple’s approach to digital healthcare.
Apple heart health research report shows impact of wearables
Apple has published a report focused on three heart health related research projects that use Apple Watch taking place across the world.
Apple study finds COVID-19 jabs may lengthen menstrual cycle
Apple’s ongoing Women’s Health Study has identified that COVID-19 vaccines do extent the menstrual cycle slightly, but the impact is only temporary.
