Apple Women's Health Study

Collaborating for Discovery in Women's Health.
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@AppleWomens study aims to advance the understanding of the relationship between menstrual cycles, health, behavior, and environment. To learn more and enroll: https://t.co/j2pWNdCYmX @SMahalingaiahMD @HarvardBiostats @AnneMarieJukic #periodstories #medtwitter #Apple #PCOS

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To our 135,000+ participants:

Each day you help contribute towards a healthier future for all women. Your participation is powerful, and we’re so grateful for your commitment.💜

#womenshealthresearch #femtech #healthtech

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Participation in women’s and reproductive health research makes a difference for generations to come. The Apple Women’s Health Study is recruiting participants ages 18+ that live in the US to help contribute to groundbreaking scientific discoveries. 📱✨: https://t.co/CGFBA0Qrsf

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Curious to learn more about the Apple Women’s Health Study? Watch this Q&A video to find out more details. Enroll and learn more: https://t.co/CGFBA0Qrsf #womenshealth #healthtech #healthresearch

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By using both self-reported surveys and sensor data from Apple Watch, Apple Women’s Health Study researchers were able to discover patterns in sleep changes as participants transitioned through perimenopause. Read more: https://t.co/xkXXQbOD9t

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Want to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of women’s health? The Apple Women’s Health Study is seeking participants like you to help us explore crucial women’s health issues. 💜 Learn more and enroll: https://t.co/CGFBA0Qrsf

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Your health story matters! 💜

The Apple Women’s Health Study is researching women’s and reproductive health across the lifespan. Learn more about being part of this exciting journey: https://t.co/CGFBA0Qrsf #healthresearch

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Join our digital community of 135k+ participants contributing to revolutionary health research! Together, we are paving the way for a better understanding of reproductive health: https://t.co/shw4WBm9Cp

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A new fact sheet provides five tips to increase chances of better sleep during
perimenopause. Check it out and read more about sleep changes during perimenopause
here: https://t.co/rhlIPh175Y #menopausematters

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Millions of people enter perimenopause each year, but it remains underdiscussed – and stigmatized. A new study update from the Apple Women’s Health Study dives deeper into sleep changes that may be new or unique for participants during this stage of life: https://t.co/xkXXQbOD9t

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In a new study update for the Apple Women’s Health Study, researchers discovered that perimenopause is linked to unique sleep interruptions beyond normal aging. Check out the full update: https://t.co/xkXXQbOD9t #menopausematters

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To our participants: thank you for being a vital part of the Apple Women���s Health Study. Your continued participation is helping us make groundbreaking discoveries in women’s health across the lifespan. Stay tuned for more exciting discoveries you’re helping us uncover! #femtech

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Researchers are studying sleep changes and patterns during perimenopause for participants. Check out a new fact sheet to help improve chances of a good night’s sleep: https://t.co/rhlIPh175Y #menopausematters #sleephygiene

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A new study update for the Apple Women’s Health Study examines sleep patterns and changes in perimenopause, especially as they compare to the rest of the aging process. Read more: https://t.co/xkXXQbOD9t #menopausematters

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Besides being fun & helping you feel great, exercising is associated with benefits for both body & mind. Swipe through to learn some benefits of exercising during different phases of your menstrual cycle & learn more 🌟✨: https://t.co/pPgJI5lHMe #CycleSyncing #FitnessForWomen

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Have you read our latest AWHS study update? Our latest findings revealed that on average, participants are choosing to get exercise across all phases of their cycle 📊➡️: https://t.co/IqHsRfIJt2 #WomensHealth #CycleSyncing #FemTech #HealthTech #FitnessForWomen

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How do exercise habits align with menstrual cycle phases among participants in the Apple Women’s Health Study? Read the full study update ➡️: https://t.co/4ZqqbQ5OiP #WomensHealth #CycleSyncing #FemTech

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Did you know that heart disease is the #1 killer of women worldwide? It’s true – but we want to change that. Scroll through for 3 tips from @American_Heart that women can use to improve their heart health.
@GoRedForWomen #hearthealth #heartdisease #heartmonth #lifesessential8

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Have you had a chance to check out our most recent publication, "Signs of Potential Androgen Excess Across the Lifespan in a US-based Digital Cohort Study"? If not, click the link below to learn more! #androgenexcess #womenshealth @Zifan_wang https://t.co/jAKFu7GS6Z

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Have you menstruated at least once? Do you live in the United States? You can help close the gap in women's health #research! Download the Apple Research app on your iPhone and enroll in the #AppleWomensHealthStudy. Learn more: https://t.co/3N00EIh97U #MenstrualHealth

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Thanks to our participants’ survey responses, @AppleWomens has been able to contribute to health research and help deepen understanding of menstrual health. For more information about the study: https://t.co/iwYN9BJzMf #Menstrualhealth #PublicHealth #Research #Health