Google and Flo Health team up for women's health tech
Google has announced a multi-year partnership with Flo Health, whose app tracks periods and reproductive health for over 80 million users. Starting next year, you’ll be able to sync Flo’s data with Google Health, combining cycle information with biometrics from Fitbit and Pixel devices. The companies say this will enable more tailored health insights and coaching, as well as support joint research on women’s health.
- Data syncing launches early next year
- Flo Health serves 80 million users monthly
- Integration covers Fitbit and Pixel Watch devices
- Tailored guidance will use cycle and biometric data
- Joint research projects on women's health planned
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