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Why tracking your heart rate can help you get better sleep

Google Blog – 3.18.24

Getting a good night’s sleep is about more than just the number of hours from when your head hits the pillow to when you wake up. “Generally people aren’t the best judges of how long they’ve actually slept or whether it was quality sleep,” says Dr. Conor Heneghan, a senior staff research scientist on Google’s consumer health research team. That’s where wearables like Fitbit can come in handy.

Source: Why tracking your heart rate can help you get better sleep

How AI is helping advance women’s health around the world

Google Blog – 3.11.24

AI offers an unprecedented opportunity to enhance global well-being and human health — particularly women’s health. For most of history, women’s health has faced systemic barriers including limited access to funding and research, leading to inadequate treatment solutions and access to care. We see a future where AI has the potential to help overcome these barriers, and one where women are at the forefront of leading solutions and research efforts. History has taught us that when women innovate, solutions for women emerge. We also know that promoting equitable access to healthcare innovation can lead to breakthroughs that improve lives worldwide.

Source: How AI is helping advance women’s health around the world

28 startups join our accelerator program for women founders

Google Blog – 3.7.24

All over the world, women-led startups are contributing to economic growth, creating jobs and solving challenges for the communities they’re part of. Yet the stark reality is that these entrepreneurs aren’t getting the financial backing they deserve. Women founders are still far less likely to receive funding from venture capital investors. In the U.S. and Europe, for example, startups established solely by women receive less than 2% of all venture capital funding.

Source: 28 startups join our accelerator program for women founders

How we support young people growing up in the digital age

Google Blog – 3.5.24

We believe technology can empower kids, teens and families to safely explore, grow and learn online. Over the past few years, we have been focused on delivering high-quality and age-appropriate online experiences. We also recognize that how a younger child engages with and understands technology is vastly different from a teen’s experience — and we respect that every family has its own relationship with technology.

Source: How we support young people growing up in the digital age

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