How to use Health Sharing in iOS 15
From iOS 15 onwards, you can now elect to share your Health data with anyone you choose — and also choose just what they get to see.
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William Gallagher
Google shuts down unified health division as chief leaves company
Google is reportedly dismantling its health technology initiative and splitting its projects across other teams as the chief of the division departs the company.
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Mike Peterson
Apple Health division faces reduction after internal initiatives scale back
Apple is scaling back its internal app HealthHabit to focus on Apple Watch development, which could lead to job loss.
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Wesley Hilliard
Future Apple Watch band may include hydration sensor, after years of research
Apple has been researching ways to have an Apple Watch band automatically track the wearer's hydration, with all the health monitoring benefits that would bring.
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Apple researchers use AirPods to estimate user respiratory rates
Apple is delving further into wearable-based health monitoring, and in a research paper published Wednesday details the promise of estimating respiratory rates with the help of AirPods.
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Mikey Campbell
BlueJeans video conferencing adds Apple Health sharing support
Verizon's BlueJeans Telehealth service is integrating with the Apple Health app to let users share their medical data as part of its virtual health consultations.
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Apple job listing hints at work on Class II medical device
Apple is looking to hire a regulatory project manager that will help the company develop a Class II medical device or feature likely related to the Apple Watch or iPhone.
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Apple supplier launches non-invasive glucose monitor & health sensor tech
A new "clinic-on-the-wrist" digital health system from Apple supplier Rockley Photonics backs up expectations that the Apple Watch will ultimately gain non-invasive glucose monitoring.
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Future iPhone health features may include cameras that measure temperature
Apple has been researching camera technology that would allow an iPhone image to be analyzed to determine the temperature of the object photographed.
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Mike Wuerthele
