Apple has announced that with the arrival of iOS 16 and watchOS 9, the new Apple Watch and iPhone devices will have a number of new health and fitness features. Functionalities will be developed in 17 areas, thinking about cardiac monitoring, women’s health and mobility, for example.
Consumers in more than 200 countries will also be able to store more than 150 types of health data on the company’s devices. In addition, it will be possible to share this information with other users, according to the customer’s intention.
According to the company, application programming interfaces (APIs) will allow third-party developers to create new solutions that enable more innovation in health and generate healthy lifestyles, in addition to bringing doctors and patients closer together, streamlining care and offering a variety of data.
According to a report released by the company, health organizations and insurance companies around the world collaborated with the creation of Apple Watch wellness programs. Based on the evaluation of users and those who allow the company to have access to their information, the company’s health information bank is further expanded.
Apple recently collaborated with Stanford University in the US to envision and build the Apple Heart Study, which has been billed as pioneering a technology giant in the medical community, as well as offering the largest virtual cardiac clinical trial space on record. The company has not yet given more details about the new health settings that will come with the new devices, but you can follow all the system’s news here on TechSmart.
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