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m*n
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大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
我想一个：
闫补课
同样发包子
我想一个：
闫补课
同样发包子
z*n
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Dr. Apple Takes First Steps Into the Trillion-Dollar Health Sector
By John Tozzi September 10, 2014
Photograph by David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Tim Cook gestures after unveiling the Apple Watch
The introduction of the pulse-reading Apple Watch along with HealthKit
software designed to log activity and health data form something of a
beachhead into the $2.7 trillion U.S. health sector, a vast domain where
tech companies large and small have been trying to improve care and reduce
cost. And because it’s Apple (AAPL), a move into health care is worth
watching closely.
The smartwatch described in Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook’s presentation
on Tuesday appears to be a more sophisticated tracking gadget than FitBits
or GPS-equipped running watches. The Apple Watch can certainly capture more
precise data. Combined with HealthKit’s power to connect fitness, nutrition
, and medical data, it will likely have hard-core adherents of the
quantified self movement jumping for joy (and measuring how high). More
casual users may find it interesting to see, for example, whether their
RunKeeper workouts affect how well they snooze as measured by Sleep Cycle.
HealthKit will make that kind of analysis simpler, enticing more iPhone
users into the world of obsessively measuring their personal performance.
The more intriguing potential of Apple’s new health-care gadgetry is
whether it can change behavior, a notoriously tricky challenge for public-
health wonks. “Apple Watch gives us the ability to motivate people to be
more active and more healthy,” Cook promised. The device will be able to
prompt users to stand up after sitting for too long and effortlessly track
progress toward workout goals.
STORY: Does Apple's HealthKit App Have a Nude Celebrity Photo Problem?
Chronic disease accounts for three-fourths of U.S. health-care costs, and it
’s largely driven by smoking, diet, and physical activity, all behaviors
people can modify. The question is whether an Apple Watch or any gadget can
actually goad people into moving—or simply provide a way for those already
motivated to work out to measure it more precisely. We don’t know yet. Most
Americans are overweight or obese, and it’s going to take much more than a
buzzing wristwatch to dent our weight problems.
But at the margin, for some people, the Apple Watch might help. If not, at
least you can still send goofy emoji to your friends.
Apple’s nascent health-care strategy may change the way people who are
actively managing chronic diseases such as diabetes or depression experience
care. Programs exist to remind people to take medications or help them
track their moods, and HealthKit should allow those apps to work more
smoothly together and transmit data to doctors’ records—confirming that
patients took a dose of medicine, for example.
GRAPHIC: Here’s the Apple Watch Next to All the Other Smartwatches
It will also likely accelerate the trend of consultations by phone or
computer. Apps and devices such as blood-glucose meters or blood-pressure
cuffs that connect to phones and send data to doctors will expand that trend
. HealthKit will plug into electronic health records from Epic and other
providers, enabling smoother communication between doctors and patients.
Apple’s technology could eventually have big consequences for public health
and the field known as population health management. That’s the goal of
lots of hospitals and health plans: to monitor the health of large groups of
people and intervene before illnesses become costly, acute hospital stays.
It may also open new frontiers for medical researchers, who have already
used smartphones in innovative ways. One study used phones to track the
activity of drug users for insights into what makes addicts relapse.
Think of the way Google’s (GOOG) traffic maps detect a backup by examining
anonymous location data from lots of Android users stuck in a jam. What
might Apple be able to detect by aggregating the daily movements, heart
rates, and other health data of potentially millions of Apple Watch users?
Could it spot the spread of flu or other infections by detecting regional
drops in activity? Such scenarios raise questions about privacy and security
, of course, and it’s hard to know what role, if any, the Watch might play.
VIDEO: Are Jony Ive's Fingerprints All Over the Apple Watch?
But it’s clear that HealthKit and the Apple Watch are the start of a foray
into a giant market that affects everyone personally and is at the core of
America’s fiscal problems. And there’s always one more thing. As sharp-
eyed Apple watchers know, the company already has a patent on earbuds that
can measure your temperature and heart rate.
STORY: Five Nagging Questions About the New iPhones and Apple Watch
By John Tozzi September 10, 2014
Photograph by David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Tim Cook gestures after unveiling the Apple Watch
The introduction of the pulse-reading Apple Watch along with HealthKit
software designed to log activity and health data form something of a
beachhead into the $2.7 trillion U.S. health sector, a vast domain where
tech companies large and small have been trying to improve care and reduce
cost. And because it’s Apple (AAPL), a move into health care is worth
watching closely.
The smartwatch described in Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook’s presentation
on Tuesday appears to be a more sophisticated tracking gadget than FitBits
or GPS-equipped running watches. The Apple Watch can certainly capture more
precise data. Combined with HealthKit’s power to connect fitness, nutrition
, and medical data, it will likely have hard-core adherents of the
quantified self movement jumping for joy (and measuring how high). More
casual users may find it interesting to see, for example, whether their
RunKeeper workouts affect how well they snooze as measured by Sleep Cycle.
HealthKit will make that kind of analysis simpler, enticing more iPhone
users into the world of obsessively measuring their personal performance.
The more intriguing potential of Apple’s new health-care gadgetry is
whether it can change behavior, a notoriously tricky challenge for public-
health wonks. “Apple Watch gives us the ability to motivate people to be
more active and more healthy,” Cook promised. The device will be able to
prompt users to stand up after sitting for too long and effortlessly track
progress toward workout goals.
STORY: Does Apple's HealthKit App Have a Nude Celebrity Photo Problem?
Chronic disease accounts for three-fourths of U.S. health-care costs, and it
’s largely driven by smoking, diet, and physical activity, all behaviors
people can modify. The question is whether an Apple Watch or any gadget can
actually goad people into moving—or simply provide a way for those already
motivated to work out to measure it more precisely. We don’t know yet. Most
Americans are overweight or obese, and it’s going to take much more than a
buzzing wristwatch to dent our weight problems.
But at the margin, for some people, the Apple Watch might help. If not, at
least you can still send goofy emoji to your friends.
Apple’s nascent health-care strategy may change the way people who are
actively managing chronic diseases such as diabetes or depression experience
care. Programs exist to remind people to take medications or help them
track their moods, and HealthKit should allow those apps to work more
smoothly together and transmit data to doctors’ records—confirming that
patients took a dose of medicine, for example.
GRAPHIC: Here’s the Apple Watch Next to All the Other Smartwatches
It will also likely accelerate the trend of consultations by phone or
computer. Apps and devices such as blood-glucose meters or blood-pressure
cuffs that connect to phones and send data to doctors will expand that trend
. HealthKit will plug into electronic health records from Epic and other
providers, enabling smoother communication between doctors and patients.
Apple’s technology could eventually have big consequences for public health
and the field known as population health management. That’s the goal of
lots of hospitals and health plans: to monitor the health of large groups of
people and intervene before illnesses become costly, acute hospital stays.
It may also open new frontiers for medical researchers, who have already
used smartphones in innovative ways. One study used phones to track the
activity of drug users for insights into what makes addicts relapse.
Think of the way Google’s (GOOG) traffic maps detect a backup by examining
anonymous location data from lots of Android users stuck in a jam. What
might Apple be able to detect by aggregating the daily movements, heart
rates, and other health data of potentially millions of Apple Watch users?
Could it spot the spread of flu or other infections by detecting regional
drops in activity? Such scenarios raise questions about privacy and security
, of course, and it’s hard to know what role, if any, the Watch might play.
VIDEO: Are Jony Ive's Fingerprints All Over the Apple Watch?
But it’s clear that HealthKit and the Apple Watch are the start of a foray
into a giant market that affects everyone personally and is at the core of
America’s fiscal problems. And there’s always one more thing. As sharp-
eyed Apple watchers know, the company already has a patent on earbuds that
can measure your temperature and heart rate.
STORY: Five Nagging Questions About the New iPhones and Apple Watch
j*i
3 楼
闫喜三
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
z*n
4 楼
血氧问题是 不大了，血糖监测不弄破你的努力科学家们还在继续
【在 z*******n 的大作中提到】
: Dr. Apple Takes First Steps Into the Trillion-Dollar Health Sector
: By John Tozzi September 10, 2014
:
: Photograph by David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
: Tim Cook gestures after unveiling the Apple Watch
: The introduction of the pulse-reading Apple Watch along with HealthKit
: software designed to log activity and health data form something of a
: beachhead into the $2.7 trillion U.S. health sector, a vast domain where
: tech companies large and small have been trying to improve care and reduce
: cost. And because it’s Apple (AAPL), a move into health care is worth
【在 z*******n 的大作中提到】
: Dr. Apple Takes First Steps Into the Trillion-Dollar Health Sector
: By John Tozzi September 10, 2014
:
: Photograph by David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
: Tim Cook gestures after unveiling the Apple Watch
: The introduction of the pulse-reading Apple Watch along with HealthKit
: software designed to log activity and health data form something of a
: beachhead into the $2.7 trillion U.S. health sector, a vast domain where
: tech companies large and small have been trying to improve care and reduce
: cost. And because it’s Apple (AAPL), a move into health care is worth
e*o
5 楼
这个比较贴切
发信人: jjmeimei (小米), 信区: GenderEquality
标 题: Re: 包子题：给闫教授起个别名
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Aug 4 22:21:44 2008)
闫喜三
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
发信人: jjmeimei (小米), 信区: GenderEquality
标 题: Re: 包子题：给闫教授起个别名
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Aug 4 22:21:44 2008)
闫喜三
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
C*x
6 楼
闫教授那样的wsn没兴趣
你以后就叫小马哥吧
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
你以后就叫小马哥吧
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
a*8
7 楼
闫恋三
a*8
8 楼
闫三恋
u*m
9 楼
e*o
10 楼
干脆叫闫蛋蛋，汪三三，押韵点
C*x
11 楼
黄
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 干脆叫闫蛋蛋，汪三三，押韵点
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 干脆叫闫蛋蛋，汪三三，押韵点
e*o
12 楼
坏蛋的蛋，别想歪了
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 黄
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 黄
C*x
13 楼
歪好
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 坏蛋的蛋，别想歪了
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 坏蛋的蛋，别想歪了
e*o
14 楼
那就黄点更好
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 歪好
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 歪好
C*x
15 楼
我强项啊
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 那就黄点更好
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 那就黄点更好
e*o
16 楼
人才啊，你才改进下汪三三吧，不够黄
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 我强项啊
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 我强项啊
C*x
17 楼
她还好了，除了有点桃花眼犯点厄，过去了一辈子都好，有财有子可依靠。btw你发个
照片我给你相面吧！
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 人才啊，你才改进下汪三三吧，不够黄
照片我给你相面吧！
【在 e******o 的大作中提到】
: 人才啊，你才改进下汪三三吧，不够黄
u*m
18 楼
天涯网友已经起过了，叫 闫坏坏，汪三三。
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 大家有什么贴切的外号给闫教授？
: 我想一个：
: 闫补课
: 同样发包子
e*o
19 楼
你会相面哪，多才多艺，不简单，你先算算闫蛋蛋最后是否付钱
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 她还好了，除了有点桃花眼犯点厄，过去了一辈子都好，有财有子可依靠。btw你发个
: 照片我给你相面吧！
【在 C*****x 的大作中提到】
: 她还好了，除了有点桃花眼犯点厄，过去了一辈子都好，有财有子可依靠。btw你发个
: 照片我给你相面吧！
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