You may not have noticed it, but Apple at today's conference, in addition to new products, he also introduced a special new application that earned the name Apple Research. English-speaking individuals probably already know what this application is about by the name, but for the rest of us, let's talk about the principle of this application and why you should download it too. The main goal of the Research application is to help you focus better on your health, which concerns hearing, reproduction and overall health. All this using Apple Watch.
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Hard work that Apple spent studying heart health has paid off. The apple company could integrate all its knowledge into Apple Watch, which can, for example, detect atrial fibrillation or other heart defects, or can alert you to a long-term high or low heart rate. All of these functions have already saved several lives around the world. Appbut still this nestand wants to do even more for the health of its users: “Together with the heart health studies, we realized that we could have a positive impact on medical research by turning patients into contributors to the study. The results can then be used for generations to come." Jeff Williams said.
But as I already mentioned, this doesn't end with the study of the heart. Pro people who live in the United States, Apple will launch three more programs that will be available through the new Research application. These studies will take advantage of the various features that are available in the Apple Watch, along with new features that will be available in watchOS 6. The study of hearing was created with the connection Applu, the World Health Organization, and the University of Michigan. In this study, the Apple to determine what is acceptable sound volume for the average user and what is “over the line.” The study on women’s health was then created in collaboration Applu, NIH and Harvard. In this case, the apple company will be interested in women's menstrual cycles. The latest study on the heart and movement was a collaboration Applu and the American Heart Association and Brigham and Women's Hospital. All of this research will be available in the Research app for the United States later this year.
