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Live your healthiest life

Google Health is committed to helping everyone live more life every day through products and services that connect and bring meaning to health information.

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Improving access to skin disease information

Through computer vision AI and image search capabilities, we are developing a tool that helps users better research & identify their skin, hair, and nail conditions.

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This product has been CE marked as a Class I medical device in the EU. It is not available in the United States.
Participate in research with Google Health Studies

A new app from Google, empowering you to contribute to important health research with leading institutions, simply and securely from your phone.
COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports

Using aggregated and anonymized data, these reports help provide insights into what has changed in response to policies aimed at combating COVID-19.
Available in 64 languages, 135 countries, 12,000 regions, cities, and counties.

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Predicting the risk of developing diabetic retinopathy using AI

Our research on identifying which patients may develop diabetic eye disease has been published in The Lancet Digital Health.

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Live your healthiest life

Google Health is committed to helping everyone live more life every day through products and services that connect and bring meaning to health information. We’re developing technology solutions to enable care teams to deliver better, faster and more connected care. We’re working on products and features to empower people to be healthier with the information, assistance, and connections they need to act on their health. And we’re exploring the use of artificial intelligence to assist in diagnosing cancer, predicting patient outcomes, preventing blindness and much more. Our work complements Google’s mission to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.

The Check Up - Conversations with Google Health

Watch segments from the event to learn more about Google's COVID-19 response, how AI technology can help doctors, ways that mobile technology can transform healthcare, and more. Or watch the full event here.

Google's COVID 19 response

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Dr. Karen DeSalvo, Chief Health Officer of Google Health, invites Dr. Garth Graham from YouTube and Dr. Rob Califf from Verily to share insights on how different parts of Google - YouTube, Google Health & Verily - have collaborated on the response to COVID-19.

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Organizing healthcare data for clinicians

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Join Paul Muret, Google Health’s VP of Product & Design, in a conversation with Dr. Richard Fogel, Chief Clinical Officer, Ascension, where they discuss how their partnership is making health information more accessible and useful.

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How AI technology can help doctors

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On World Cancer Day, Dr. Alan Karthikesalingam, Research Lead, Google Health UK, shares perspectives on how AI can be used to improve cancer therapies with Dr. Chris Beltran, Mayo Clinic School of Medicine, and Suzanne Steer, cancer patient.

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Expanding access to diabetic eye screening

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Diabetes is a disease affecting 415 million people globally, each at risk of developing diabetic retinopathy, which can cause blindness. Sunny Virmani, Google Health Product Manager, discusses AI technology’s role in filling healthcare gaps with researchers, Dr. Raman of Sankara Nethralaya in India and Dr. Paisan of Rajavithi Hospital in Thailand.

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Helping you navigate the healthcare journey

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Michael Howell, Todd Mekjian, Divya Padmanabhan, and Jacqueline Shreibati of Google Health give a behind-the-scenes look at how Google Health is working to improve existing products and develop online tools to empower people along their healthcare journey.

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How mobile phone technology can transform healthcare

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Shwetak Patel, Director of Health Technologies at Google Health, shares exciting news on recent advances with the sensor technology underpinning mobile vitals.

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How Android can enable more inclusive and representative studies

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John Brownstein of Harvard Medical joins Jon Morgan, Google Health Product Manager, for a lively discussion on the Google Health Studies Android app and their partnership on the initial respiratory health study.

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Giving information needed to respond to COVID-19

Our priority has been to see that people get the right information at the right time because we believe it can save lives in a pandemic. Teams across Google are also contributing tools and resources to the public health, scientific and medical communities who are addressing the needs resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Care that works for women

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

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Postpartum depression self-assessments for new moms

New mothers using Google Search 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.

Helpfulness in health across Google

While Google Health focuses on advancing the world of care, teams across Google and Alphabet are also contributing to innovations in health and providing resources in the moments that matter. Here are just a few of the other health initiatives going on at Google.

Google Search

Connects you to relevant and reliable information to support your overall wellbeing.

Google Maps

Google Maps can give you directions to your next doctor's visit, and show you care options nearby.

Google Assistant

Your Assistant can remind you when it’s time to leave for an appointment - or just say "Hey Google" to set a reminder.

Google Fit

Google Fit helps you track fitness and sleep as you progress toward your goals. Fit also works with health and fitness apps you may already use, showing your wellness data together in one place.

Google Cloud

Google Cloud is enhancing care delivery across the care continuum, helping healthcare organizations turn disparate clinical and operational data into insights, and empowering caregivers with collaboration and productivity tools.

Google Research

Google Research utilizes strengths in machine learning, large-scale computing, and human-computer interaction to help accelerate the progress of research in the health space.

Google Nest

With Nest Hub (2nd gen) on your bedside table, Sleep Sensing can track your sleep and give you personalized insights and tips, so you wake up well rested and refreshed.^*

YouTube

YouTube connects users with information from local health authorities and provides emotional support through community sharing.

Fitbit

Fitbit makes products and experiences that help you reach your health and fitness goals. Track activity, sleep, nutrition, and the effects of stress, and get guidance that empowers you to make smarter decisions about your body.

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.

See Google’s most recent work in health

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

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^*Sleep Sensing is available for free preview until next year. After preview ends, paid subscription may be required. Learn more at g.co/sleepsensing/preview. 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.