CNBC June 4, 2018
Christina Farr

  • Consumers can give permission for app developers to access their medical records.
  • Apple is using the various sensors on its devices to go deeper in the health market.
  • New tools can help researchers track Parkinson’s patients.

Apple said on Monday that its new health records service, which lets patients store personal medical data on their phone, will soon be open to app developers and researchers.

Consumers who choose to make their encrypted data available to third-party apps, will share that information with developers working on tools like medication tracking, disease management, nutrition planning and medical research. Any data that’s shared will require a user’s permission and does not flow through Apple’s servers, the company said.

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