Now that it's successfully completed a pilot period, the company is bringing a 30-minute, lab-accurate PCR test for three common sexually transmitted infections to women at home. From a self-collected vaginal swab, the $149.99 test can diagnose chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis-three common infections that can all easily be treated with antibiotics. It also connects patients who test positive with a healthcare provider via United Healthcare's OptumNow telehealth service.
Apple just announced a bunch of new health tracking features alongside its new smartwatch lineup - but you might not need to upgrade your device to get access to them. With the launch of watchOS 26 next week, Apple will bring hypertension notifications, live translation, and the new wrist flick gesture to the Watch Series 9 and newer, along with the last-gen Watch Ultra 2.
