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Perplexity AI Launches Game-Changing Health Feature with Apple Health Integration
Perplexity AI has rolled out a new feature, Perplexity Health, that brings personalized health insights to users by integrating their Apple Health data with other medical trackers. The feature aggregates various health data sources into one dashboard to provide trends, metrics, and AI‑generated advice—all while maintaining strict privacy standards. Integrating Apple Health, Fitbit, and more, this tool is aimed at enhancing how users track and understand their health data, though not for medical diagnosis. Initially available to Pro/Max subscribers in the US, it sets the stage for exciting advances in personal health data management.
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