Fragmented Personal Health Data Across Apps and Providers
Individuals struggle to get a unified view of their health because medical records, wearable data, and wellness app data live in separate silos, making it harder to track trends, prepare for appointments, or interpret results. This post itself is a feature announcement rather than a raw complaint, though its high engagement signals real interest in the underlying problem.
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