On stage at Apple HQ in Cuperti**, Chief Operating ******r Jeff Williams shared some of the discoveries that have been made as a result of data collected from Apple’s ResearchKit platform. Through their Asthma Health app, researchers at Mt. Sinai’s*Icahn School of Medicine in New York were able to discover asthma triggers in all 50 states. And as a result of Massachusetts General Hospital’s GlucoSuccess app, data from various physiological responses to diabetes*suggested that there might be multiple diabetes subtypes.
Apple highlighted more of HealthKit and ResearchKit’s successes in a video that they also showed during the event:
In addition to showing off*ResearchKit’s accomplishments, Apple also an**unced CareKit, a software framework that allows developers to create apps that help patients better understand and manage their health by allowing them to track symptoms and medications and share the information with doctors and/or caretakers. A couple mentioned that have already been developed include an app to provide instructions and monitor recovery for patients post-surgery and an app to monitor symptoms of Parkinson’s.
03-22-2016, 08:03 PM
Apple Looks Back at ResearchKit’s Greatest Accomplishments and An**unces CareKit App
During Apple‘s highly-anticipated key**te on Monday, the topic of health was surprisingly the second an**uncement*of the morning, taking precedence even over new iPads and iPhones.
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