ResearchKit is an open source framework from Apple intended to make it easier for developers and institutions to make great apps to help nurture and revolutionize the field of medical study.
Apple never had access to the historical data and it will continue to be deleted until each user updates to the latest version of the Apple Research app.
Apple has released Version 1.3 of the Apple Research app, bringing a new test for the Apple Hearing Study and survey for the Apple Heart and Movement Study.
Updates include AirPods Pro support for the Apple Hearing Study and battery life improvements with the latest watchOS update.
Mount Sinai has published the results of its Asthma Mobile Health Study, it's first large-scale, ResearchKit-based study.
Former head of technology at Nest, Yoky Matsuoka, has joined Apple to work on health initiatives such as HealthKit and ResearchKit.
There's a new challenge for Apple's ResearchKit to better understand moods and how they affect daily life. The venture fund program is funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and will award $500,000 to finalists, as well as expert mentorship and piloting opportunities.
During its Spring 2016 event, Apple took some time to provide an update on how its Health data is affecting the lives of many. From ResearchKit to whatever else, Apple has made some great progress in just a year.
SleepHealth is a new sleep research app, powered by ResearchKit and created in partnership between the American Sleep Apnea Association and IBM.
Asthma Health, an asthma study built with ResearchKit, is now available in the UK and Ireland.
Apple has announced that Duke University, Johns Hopkins and Oregon Health & Science University have launched new studies using the company's ResearchKit framework to help learn more about ailments such as autism, epilepsy and melanoma.
ResearchKit, the open source project from Apple aimed at improving medical research using apps, has reached a new stable version and added support for the iPad.
Apple has updated their App Store review guidelines to ensure that medical testing apps meet ethical standards. Apple's latest rule in the iOS App Review Guidelines comes on the heels of the public introduction of ResearchKit, an open source framework for building medical research applications. Rule 27.10 now requires apps meant for research on human subjects to gain approval from an...
The iMore show brings you everything you need to know about the week in iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple! On this episode — Apple's Spring forward event Apple's Spring forward event is over but the analysis has just begun! Serenity and Rene talk MacBook and Apple Watch FUD, Force Touch and the future, how important ResearchKit might me, women on stage, and whether our Watch picks have...
Apple CEO Tim Cook surprised Mad Money anchor Jim Cramer on the air Thursday with a sweet tenth anniversary wish for the show, which turned into a lively seven-minute conversation about ResearchKit, Apple Pay, and the Apple Watch. Below is a transcript of their conversation. Cramer: Let's take a call: go to Tim in California. Tim. Cook: Hey Jim, I'm calling from Cupertino,...
ResearchKit will take medical research even further with custom made diagnostic tools Apple has announced a new software framework specifically for medical research called ResearchKit. It will allow developers working with HealthKit to turn their apps into powerful diagnostic tools. Highlighting the difficulties associated with medical research, such as small sample sizes, Apple...