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Dr. Vivek Murthy returns us to our truest selves (opens the original)
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What my team is reading, building, and thinking against:I am a big fan of as a person and of course . In particular, what I appreciate is that his platform is not just about exploring human connection but actively working at it as a skill. A good example is this piece about how to reach out to people you love even when it feels hard, or why we may all <a href="https://vivekmurthy.substack.com/p/
The breakpoint (opens the original)
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The chart nobody opens (opens the original)
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Dr. Chris Curry is a doctor with an MD and a PhD. She sees patients and teaches residents. And she teaches machines.For seven years, Chris worked inside Apple Health, training devices to read the signals that matter most in women's bodies. Now, as Clinical Director for Women's Health at Oura, she believes those same signals can help women take better care of themselves — and help their doctors take better care of them tooToday, wearables adorn the wrists and fin
Finally, Wearables for Women's Health with Dr. Chris Curry (opens the original)
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Wearables like smartwatches and rings have been tracking our steps, sleep, and heart rate for years. But a new generation of devices, paired with AI, is beginning to change what personal health data can actually do. Millions of people now arrive at doctor's appointments with months of continuous health information in hand—but oftentimes their clinicians have no idea what to do with it. In this episode of The Preprint, Dr. Neel Shah sits down with Dr. Chris Curry, OB/GYN, clinician-scientist, and
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