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- 1iOS 27.2 beta rolls out with new iPhone Health app▼iOS 27.2 beta arrives. How to try the new iPhone Health app.
Apple has released the iOS 27.2 beta, which includes an updated iPhone Health app. Coverage explains how users can try the new software by joining Apple's beta testing program. The beta gives early access to the revamped Health features before a wider public release.
- 2Grindr commits $250M to expanding LGBTQ healthcare services●Grindr is spending $250M to signal that it's getting serious about LGBTQ healthcare https://www.fastcompany.com/91616782
Grindr is investing $250 million to move into LGBTQ healthcare, a signal that the dating app company wants to be taken seriously as a health services player. The move, reported by Fast Company, is tied to its work with Freddie, a healthcare offering aimed at the LGBTQ community, and marks a notable pivot beyond dating into medical care.
- 3'Dopamine sites' let users shop and order takeout for free●Here's a fun one we missed on dopamine sites. Online spaces where you can shop and order takeout as much as you want wit
A wave of so-called 'dopamine sites' is drawing attention online: web spaces where people can browse, shop and order takeout as much as they like without spending money or consuming calories. Users are sharing them as a fun, guilt-free way to enjoy the pleasure of shopping and food apps, with none of the bank account drain or health consequences.
- 4Baystate Health names emergency medicine chief for future Mercy Hospital▼Baystate Health appoints chief of emergency medicine for future Mercy Hospital
Baystate Health has appointed a new chief of emergency medicine for the future Mercy Hospital, continuing preparations for the facility's opening. The announcement, reported by regional news outlet WWLP, marks a key leadership step in the health system's plans for the hospital serving the Springfield, Massachusetts area.