"OpenAI wants to make sure that any medical information you get from ChatGPT is as accurate as possible. Approximately 40 million people a day rely on ChatGPT for medical questions. In response, OpenAI announced ChatGPT Health, a "dedicated experience" in ChatGPT that's centered around health and wellness. The feature will enable you to combine your medical records and wearable data with the AI's intelligence, "to ground conversations in your own health information," according to OpenAI. You can use it to help you prepare for your next appointment, plan questions to ask your doctor, receive customized diet plans or workout routines, and more."
"According to OpenAI, one of the biggest challenges people face when seeking medical guidance online is that information is scattered across provider-specific portals, wearable apps, and personal notes. As a result, it can be hard to get a good overview. Also: 10 ChatGPT prompt tricks I use - to get the best results, faster This leads people to turn to ChatGPT, which often only gets a partial view of the picture, too. However, now you can provide ChatGPT with data from your personal medical records and from any health-tracking apps you use. OpenAI said that you can connect a variety of sources:"
OpenAI announced ChatGPT Health, a dedicated ChatGPT experience focused on health and wellness. The feature allows users to link personal medical records and wearable data so conversations are grounded in individual health information. Users can prepare for appointments, plan questions for clinicians, and receive personalized diet and workout recommendations. The system is not intended to replace medical care and is not designed for diagnosis or treatment. The feature aims to give users a clearer overview by aggregating scattered data from provider portals, wearable apps, and personal notes into a single conversational context. Users can connect sources including medical records and Apple Health to supply lab results, visit summaries, clinical history, and fitness metrics.
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