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Helping billions of people be healthier

Our work in health is driven by a simple yet powerful mission: harness Google's tools, technology, and research to help everyone, everywhere live a longer, healthier life.

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Meeting users where
they are

Our products and services provide helpful, relevant information to people throughout their personal health journeys. We’re committed to providing high-quality health information that is accessible, understandable and culturally relevant for different populations.2

Our products and services provide helpful, relevant information to people throughout their personal health journeys. We’re committed to providing high-quality health information that is accessible, understandable and culturally relevant for different populations.2

Advancing cutting-
edge AI capabilities

Google's advanced AI and gen AI models can unlock the potential of health information, generating novel insights, advancing science and developing personalized health solutions.

Google's advanced AI and gen AI models can unlock the potential of health information, generating novel insights, advancing science and developing personalized health solutions.

Transforming organizations
working in health

Our technology enables organizations to make better use of their own data and deliver better care. We provide health organizations with AI-powered tools and products to make workflows more efficient, reduce administrative burden, accelerate innovation and drive down costs.

Our technology enables organizations to make better use of their own data and deliver better care. We provide health organizations with AI-powered tools and products to make workflows more efficient, reduce administrative burden, accelerate innovation and drive down costs.

Fostering a thriving health ecosystem

We believe that collaboration is key to creating meaningful change in healthcare. We do this by supporting startups and empowering developers, collaborating to drive impact in public and population health, and investing in local solutions and community-based care.

We believe that collaboration is key to creating meaningful change in healthcare. We do this by supporting startups and empowering developers, collaborating to drive impact in public and population health, and investing in local solutions and community-based care.

Better health doesn’t happen alone

We’re proud to work with world-class clinical, public health and academic organizations as partners, with a collective aim to bring emerging technologies to routine practice. Combining our partners’ knowledge and experience, Google’s technological expertise, and patient insights, we are able to conduct research and work towards advanced health solutions for individuals, caregivers and health professionals.
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See Google’s most recent work in health

Learn more about our recent launches and announcements on The Keyword, Google’s official blog.

1 Fitbit Labs features are available for a limited time to eligible users who have enrolled in Fitbit Labs in the Fitbit mobile app. Some labs may require a Premium subscription. AI-generated responses may include inaccurate or offensive information. It is not intended to diagnose or suggest treatment of any disease or condition, and should not be used for medical advice.

2 AI-generated responses may include inaccurate or offensive information. It is not intended to diagnose or suggest treatment of any disease or condition, and should not be used for medical advice.