About wanting to Apple with their new devices to focus on the health of users, we have already informed you several times and you can see that they really mean it. A very interesting news landed on the web yesterday when we wrote about that Apple v iOS 10 allows donate organs over iPhoneThis is a rather interesting approach and solution, and it definitely fits in with long-term strategy Applu, which lies in caring for its users. Based on yesterday's news, information emerged that the original cause may have been an illness he suffered from Steve Jobs.
V iOS 10 will be the new version of the application Health, which will allow a person to get on the list of organ donors with one click. This feature will, as usual, only work in the US, but it is a rather interesting solution and therefore worth informing about it. iPhone users with iOS 10 who live in the U.S. will be able to join the national organ donor registry. The AP spoke to Tim about the feature Cookem, who answered several questions.
Among other things, he mentioned that one of the main reasons why Apple The reason they decided to take such a step is that they want to reduce the huge demand for these organs. Waiting lists are full of applicants who never get new organs and therefore a huge number of them die. In short, there is a small number of suitable donors in the USA. Application Applu could at least help a little with this situation. Cook among other things, he mentions that he remembers very vividly how Steve Jobs He urgently needed a liver transplant in 2009. The entire process was said to be extremely complicated and lengthy. Jobs died 2 years later, despite undergoing the transplant.
Official figures from the National Kidney Transplant Foundation indicate that more than 121 patients are waiting for replacement organ transplants. Pro most of them are life-saving surgeries. And despite the fact that there are more than 120 million registered donors in the U.S., an average of 22 people die every day from not getting new organs. Apple is trying to make this number smaller.
Source: BGR
Steve Jobs He had pancreatic cancer, not liver cancer.
Sure, Mr. Smart, but they also transplanted his liver.