Health & Happiness Study

Health & Happiness Study

by Avicenna Research Inc.

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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Released
March 4, 2025
Updated
October 29, 2026

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Participate in a large-scale global study on health and happiness, combining survey and smart device data. Contribute to research led by top universities to uncover the secrets of human wellbeing and personal happiness.

✓Global health and happiness study
✓Smart device data integration
✓Wellbeing data collection
✓Personalized happiness insights
✓Contribute to academic research
✓Privacy and data security
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What's New in Health & Happiness Study

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October 29, 2026

- Bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

Works well for what it is

If you understand what this is, it works well. I arrived here through Garmin, but no discount code was promised. This app lets you be part of a happiness study to track your moods and emotions over 60 days. It does that with short daily questionnaires.

My only issue was that after I completed the study, I opted to receive updates. It started sending frequent update notifications, but the study updates never load in the app. At this point, I’m uninstalling since my part in the study is complete anyway.
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Complete waste of time

I downloaded this app so that I could contribute to the study and at the very least get a discount for garmin that I could use. Answered 3 questionnaires a day for two months and then nothing, the app reset with no discount code. Don’t bother with this, you’ll probably never get your discount either.
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FAQ

What is the Health & Happiness Study app?

The Health & Happiness Study app allows you to participate in a global research initiative by contributing your wellbeing data. This data is collected through surveys and connected smart devices to help researchers understand the dynamics of happiness and health.

Who is conducting the Health & Happiness Study?

The study is led by researchers from Harvard University in collaboration with Oxford University, the University of Warwick, the University of Saskatchewan, Avicenna, and Garmin Health. This ensures a rigorous scientific approach to the research.

What kind of data does the Health & Happiness Study collect?

The app collects wellbeing data through surveys, smartphones, and smartwatches. This includes information on daily happiness, physical activity, and other factors that influence mental and physical wellbeing.

How does the Health & Happiness Study use my data?

Your data is used for groundbreaking research to understand what makes people happy and healthy. The findings aim to inform public policies, develop better health and happiness products, and advance wellbeing research.

Is my privacy and data secure in the Health & Happiness Study?

Yes, your privacy and data security are top priorities. All data collection adheres to strict academic research standards and is protected using advanced security measures.

What devices are supported by the Health & Happiness Study?

The Health & Happiness Study is supported on iPhones and iPads, making it accessible to a wide range of users on Apple devices.

When was the Health & Happiness Study last updated?

The Health & Happiness Study was last updated on October 29, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support for the application.

What is the age rating for the Health & Happiness Study?

The Health & Happiness Study has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for users of all ages. This makes it accessible for a broad audience interested in contributing to research.