Recently, Apple Watch and the new 12-inch MacBook appeared at Apple's spring conference, but users who pay attention to this conference will find that Apple has also highlighted a thing called "ReasearchKit". "ReasearchKit" is actually an open source software framework. It is hoped that developers and researchers can make full use of this open source software framework to develop applications, using the iPhone's huge user base and advanced sensors on the Apple Watch to collect data for medical research. At this conference, Apple has demonstrated five software products based on "ReasearchKit" that can be used to diagnose incurable diseases such as asthma, Parkinson's disease, diabetes, breast cancer and cardiovascular disease. Apple has brought together medical research institutions such as the American Society of Human Cardiac Research, the University of Rochester Medical Research Center, and the Stanford University School of Medicine. The release of "ReasearchKit" can be said to be a means for Apple to use human health data, and Microsoft seems to be a slower step in this regard. What about a cooperative medical research institution? Microsoft's thinking in the field of wearables is to pay attention to the accumulation of human health data on the back end. In fact, Microsoft has paved the way for its development in the wearable field. Microsoft's smart bracelet can support devices equipped with three major mobile operating systems: iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Microsoft also launched Microsoft Health, a software service that spans these three operating systems. In addition, Microsoft has also said that it can cooperate with Jawbone, Fitbit, MapMyFitness, My Fitness Pal, Runkeeper and other brands to enable their devices to directly import user health data into Microsoft Health and store it in the cloud. Parenteral Nutrition,Compound Amino Acid Injection 18Aa,Compound Amino Acid Injection 9Aa,Compound Amino Acid Injection 11Aa Shandong Qidu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. , https://www.qdyypharma.com
