Apple Women’s Health Study shows promise in predicting serious conditions

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By Ben LovejoyMar 2, 2023, 10:03 am574 pts
Preliminary findings from the Apple Women’s Health Study show that menstrual cycle tracking on iPhone and Apple Watch has the potential to detect risk factors for serious health conditions. The team behind the study said that this is an under-researched area, and the data from 50,000 study participants is…

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