The latest Apple Health Study will use data collected from people's iPhones, Apple Watches and AirPods to help develop new features.

The next Apple Watch fitness challenge has you closing your exercise rings on Valentine's Day to earn a virtual medal and animated stickers.

Opera Air brings mindfulness and wellness features to web browsing to help relieve stress and improve focus while navigating the internet.

A new Apple study finds that sports fans in the US Super Bowl stadiums are exposed to higher-than-usual noise levels during the game.

The Apple Health app on your iPhone will help you track your medications. You can just scan the label on the bottle using the camera to import it in.

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It’s very important you set up your iPhone Medical ID to give first responders crucial info in case of an emergency situation.

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The Apple blood sugar app apparently under development could help people understand how foods affect health and contribute to diabetes.

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Apple's hearing protection feature designed to shield people from loud environmental noise will have limited availability at launch.

Learn how to measure your heart rate using your Apple Watch and view this data to understand how your heart and overall body are doing.