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With the new iOS hitting devices as we speak, we're likely days away before a number of HealthKit-enabled apps hits the AppStore.

Leading U.S. electronic health record providers will launch HealthKit-enabled apps, allowing doctors to access patient data from Apple's health platform.

Patients using the Amwell app on iOS 8 devices will be able to share health data from Apple's new Health app with a doctor during their video visit.

The iPhone maker discovered a bug on its health data aggregating platform, prompting it to postpone the launch; software update coming soon...

Two prominent U.S. hospitals are preparing to launch pilots with diabetics and chronic disease patients using Apple's health platform.

About two-thirds of Doximity's iPhone users currently use the iPhone 5 or iPhone 5c, while another 20% of Doximity members use the iPhone 4s.

What makes the M8 better than its predecessor is built-in barometer, which will enable improved tracking of one's motion, steps and so on.

Packing a number of different sensor, the device will be available in early 2015 starting at $349; Apple wants to "redefine what people expect" from a watch.

The announcement comes only days before the new iPhones are announced, and it's a huge win for consumers, according to health data privacy advocates.

Codenamed "Phosphorus," the new chip will power HealthKit's data aggregation and include additional data points to its calculations.