11K volunteer to join app-based heart study

Candace Stuart | | Cardiovascular Business | Patient Care

Just one day after making their MyHeart Counts app publicly available, researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine found 11,000 people had enrolled in their iPhone-enabled cardiovascular study. Here is an article and interview on Apple’s ResearchKit from Bloomberg News.

Thousands have already signed up for Apple’s ResearchKit

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