Way back in November of 2019, Apple launched the Research app. Along with it, three separate health-related studies. One of those is the Hearing Study, which Apple is offering up some relevant information on today.
Apple has released a trio of new advertisements for the Apple Watch Series 6, the newest smartwatch from the company. And, as you've probably guessed from the title, the new ads focus mostly on the health-related features you can find inside the smart wearable.
Apple has made good on its promise to bring proper AirPlay 2 support to the Fitness+ service.
Apple has launched a new fitness challenge in India that comes with an interesting twist.
Learn how to tweak a few simple physical and motor skill accessibility settings on your Apple Watch so you can use your wearable comfortably to the fullest.
The Health app makes it easy to keep your health data together, and in this tutorial, we will guide you through all the steps to connect a network and see your medical records on your iPhone or iPad.
A significant new study from Mount Sinai researchers has discovered that the Apple Watch and similar smartwatches can effectively predict a positive COVID-19 diagnosis up to a week before current PCR-based nasal swab tests.
Apple's irregular heart rhythm notification feature on the Apple Watch has received approval from the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, according to official documents.
It's Heart Month, so it's no surprise that Apple would want to share at least one story about how the Heart App on its Apple Watch potentially saved a life.
One might be able to argue that Apple is already developing its own health hardware products, with the Apple Watch leading the way. However, there's room to expand, and the company may be ready to narrow its focus even more.
Check out this list of the best iPhone weight tracking apps to easily monitor progress, achieve goals, and maintain motivation on your fitness journey.
Apple has updated a support document on its website about the iPhone 12 magnets and MagSafe accessories to clarify that all iPhones, not just the latest models, may cause interference with medical devices like pacemakers and defibrillators.