Fast Company November 14, 2019
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The new app will allow anyone to opt into research studies, and allowing iPhone and Apple Watch owners to participate may help the company find its place in the health ecosystem.

For anyone desperate to participate in a big health study, your time has arrived: Apple’s Research App is now live. The app was first announced in September around three new studies. One focuses on menstruation and women’s health, and is open to iPhone users. The second two, which study hearing health and the relationship between mobility and heart health, both require an Apple Watch to participate.
The new app is a part of Apple’s big push into...

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