Apple has launched the Apple Health Study in collaboration with Brigham and Women's Hospital to investigate the link between technology and health. The study aims to analyze data from over 350,000 participants regarding mental health, heart rate, sleep patterns, and exercise. This innovative approach, using devices like iPhones and Apple Watches, reflects a shift from traditional clinical studies by incorporating extensive data capture for broader insights. The study builds on existing research, potentially enhancing features in health-related apps and further integrating technology in personal healthcare management.
Apple is diving deeper into the connections between technology and health with the launch of the Apple Health Study, exploring how its devices can impact health advancements.
Unlike clinical studies, which are confined by a limited number of participants, the Apple Health Study utilizes a base of more than 350,000 participants and builds on other studies.
Sumbul Desai, Apple's VP of health, indicated that features from the Apple Health Study could lead to advancements in various health areas, including cardiovascular and metabolic health.
Wearable health technology has evolved from basic tracking to predictive diagnostics, enabling users to monitor health metrics and share them with their doctors.
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