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Join users on the journey to better manage heart disease and discover how tracking symptoms can make a big difference in becoming happier and healthier. Manage heart disease easily through better tracking: - Deepen your knowledge to empower you to make more conscious choices - Learn about your condition, not just about counting - Get a better understanding of which habbits you should put more effort - Discover how making small changes, like simply switching login symptoms, can have a positive effect on your health What you can do as a free Hearty user: - Follow a care plan and get your vitals and symptoms tracked - Easy tracking with HealthKit integration - Get a basic day plan to see how well you’re meeting daily goals, plus the quality of vitals you track each day - Track your daily symptoms - Track your weight and blood pressure measurements - Look at trends and see how your are doing - Import and export your symptoms data, and weight and blood pressure measurements to and from the Apple Health app - Share your health data with your care team DISCLAIMER: PLEASE FOLLOW DOCTOR’S ADVICE IN ADDITION TO USING THIS APP AND BEFORE MAKING ANY MEDICAL DECISIONS. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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The Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research, at the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre (University Health Network) is collaborating with Apple Inc., to give heart failure patients even more control over their health, and usher in a new era of remote monitoring possibilities. The study will investigate how physiological signals from Apple Watch - such as heart rate and the new blood oxygen feature - can help with better management of heart failure with the goal of driving better clinical outcomes for heart failure patients. This app leverages HealthKit to read and write study heath data such as body weight to Health app. It also uses CareKit to schedule and display tasks requested by the study. The study will be led by Dr. Heather Ross, Division Head of Cardiology at UHN's Peter Munk Cardiac Centre and Scientific Lead at the Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research, and participation will be by invitation to heart failure patients receiving care at the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre.