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Make your contribution to health research

#5 Product of the DayNovember 14, 2019
With the Apple Research app, you can start making your contribution to health research right away. You can participate in groundbreaking research studies simply by using your Apple Watch and iPhone
Apple's Research App Launches With Heart, Women's Health, and Hearing Studies in United StatesApple today announced it has released its Research app with three studies related to heart and movement, women's health, and hearing. The app is designed to make it easier for iPhone users to contribute to medical research. iPhone users in the United States can download the free Research app from the App Store and enroll in the multi-year studies starting today.
Apple Research app arrives on iPhone and Apple Watch with three opt-in health studiesApple in September announced its plans for a research app that would allow U.S. consumers to participate in health studies from their Apple devices. Today, that app has gone live for both iPhone and Apple Watch for customers in the U.S. From the app, Apple Research, users can opt to participate in ...
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Aaron O'Leary
Aaron O'Leary
Hunter
I'm hoping this becomes popular, the way medical research is currently done seems pretty antiquated so this could be a step in the right direction
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Const Gavrilenko
Const Gavrilenko
In evidence-based medicine, this is a great help. I hope that this will be in demand.
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Lydia Sugarman
Lydia Sugarman
Hey, at least Apple is requesting our participation.
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Lydia Sugarman
Lydia Sugarman
The only problem is that it doesn't seem to be available yet in the App Store.
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Juan Lara
Juan Lara
Bummer. I think it might only be available in the US. At least it is not in the UK.
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Hiram
Hiram
As a privacy enthusiast I'm still gonna politely decline, but hey, at least Apple is asking for your participation. Google decided to scrap "Don't be evil" and ask for forgiveness rather than permission: https://www.wsj.com/articles/goo... Tim Cook has already stated that Apple's greatest contribution to humanity will be in the health space, and it looks like this is a step in that direction.
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