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Wearables are increasingly providing health status signals, some useful, some not. The Quantified Self , coined in 2007 as a fringe concept , is now mainstream and migrating rapidly into personal health management. Some say that tomorrow’s view will make the annual doctor visit irrelevant and even misleading.
Connected cars are emerging as a “third space” for health and wellness, and Mercedes, Toyota, Honda, Audi and other car companies have been working on concept cars in health for years. For example, here’s my Health Populi write-up of Toyota , for example, and its wellness car from 2007. Health/care is everywhere.
But I can’t help but recall similar attempts to create healthdata repositories for patients on their mobile devices. In 2012, Google shut down Google Health after just three years due to “lack of widespread adoption.” Why haven’t these tech giants — and others — been successful? Don’t get me wrong.
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