The future of health research is you! Now you can contribute to groundbreaking health research in women’s health, hearing health or heart health simply by using your Apple Watch and iPhone, and the Research app. Your data and participation will help advance researchers' understanding of these areas in health that have not been well understood until now and could lead to the development of new products that will help millions lead longer and healthier lives.
1. Join the Apple Women’s Health Study, conducted in partnership with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and National Institue of Health Sciences to help advance the understanding of menstrual cycles and health conditions such as infertility, osteoporosis, and menopause.
2. Join the Apple Heart and Movement Study, conducted in partnership with the American Heart Association and Brigham and Women's Hospital to help advance discovery in heart science and to help us learn how activity and your habits can contribute to a healthier heart.
3. Join the Apple Hearing Study, conducted in partnership with the University of Michigan to help advance the understanding of how sound exposure levels over time can impact your hearing, stress levels, and cardiac health.
Features:
Review available studies, learn about the research partners and the research goals, understand study expectations, and if you are eligible, enroll by providing your consent.
Choose which data to share and with what study, and review and manage data collected.
Perform relevant tasks for enrolled studies.
Learn how other Apple research studies have contributed to advancements in health science and to the development of innovative health products.
With your permission, this app can securely access the data you choose to share through the Apple Health app.
Hey - 54 y.o. woman here and I understand how important it is to have your health app and the research app work well to collect data except you left out an entire group of people - peri-menopausal and post menopausal women. I’m quite adept with my phone, as are many of my friends. If you want accurate data, put ALL the possible choices in. I see you got all the non-binary and trans people in there pretty quickly. I think you can do the same for older women. We don’t have our periods forever (thank God). Our bodies change. Or else limit your data collection to women who are still menstruating.
