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Helping billions of people be healthier

Google Health is committed to helping everyone, everywhere be healthier through products and services that connect and bring meaning to health information. We’re building products to empower people with the information they need to act on their health. We’re developing technology solutions to enable care teams to deliver more connected care. And we’re exploring the use of artificial intelligence to assist in diagnosing cancer, preventing blindness and much more.

Everyone should have access to useful health resources.

To support meaningful progress across the health journey, we’re creating tools and resources to help everyone make better health decisions.

For consumers

For consumers

Learn more about skin concerns.

Meet your health and fitness motivation.

Participate in health research.

Google Health Studies

Find helpful health information and care.

Find supportive stories and authoritative information.

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For caregivers

For caregivers

Using AI to help prevent blindness.

Empowering clinicians to transform care delivery.

Improving breast cancer screening with AI.

Expanding access to ultrasound using AI

Transform your organization with AI-powered, health-focused solutions.

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For communities

For healthy communities

Providing tools for data-driven insights.

Assisting researchers and scientists.

Sharing critical information.

Informing communities

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For researchers

For researchers

Improving the accuracy of genomic analysis.

Assisting clinicians with AI-enabled tools.

Imaging & diagnostics

Transforming smartphone sensors into health insights.

Sharing our work to collaboratively advance healthcare.

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Care that works for women+

At Google Health, we’re dedicated to improving the physical and mental health and patient care that women+ receive, through our research, product development, and partnerships.

Care that works for women

Postpartum depression self-assessments

New birthing parents using Google Search in the U.S. to find information about depression after giving birth can take a clinically validated self-assessment that helps them understand their risk for postpartum depression and connects them to supportive resources and services.

Applying AI to breast cancer research

Our team is working with researchers in mammography and pathology to develop AI that might one day assist clinicians in screening and diagnosing breast cancer.

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 healthcare solutions for individuals, caregivers and health professionals.

See Google’s most recent work in health

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

Privacy matters

When you use Google’s products and services, you trust us with your data. It’s our responsibility to keep your data private and secure. And at Google Health, we are guided by core privacy and security principles as we build new products and services.

*Features are subject to your permissions and settings. They use motion, sound, and other device and sensor data to work and require placing the device close to the bed and calibrating the device for your sleeping position. Google Assistant, Google Fit app and other Google apps may be required for full functionality. Device placement and nearby people, pets, or noises can cause inaccurate readings. Learn more at g.co/sleepsensing/preview.