The Next Big Health App Needs To Do More Than Just Track Our Numbers

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By Federico ViticciMar 21, 2014, 3:07 pm297 pts
Spot on article by Mat Honan, writing for Wired: We tend to focus on individual metrics in isolation–like heart rate or step counts–because they are easy to measure. It means we sometimes track fitness metrics and mistake it for health simply because it’s something we can measure. Fitness is a component of…

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