Helping billions of people be healthier
Our work in health is driven by a simple yet powerful mission: harness Google's tools, technology, and research to help everyone, everywhere live a longer, healthier life.
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The Check Up
Hear how we’re bringing the best of Google to the world of health through new AI research and innovations, partnerships, and products.
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Google’s impact on health
Learn about Google’s impact on health in this report, via the platforms, technology, and partnerships that are addressing some of the most pressing health challenges of our time.
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Fitbit Labs
Wondering what’s in the works for Fitbit? Join our research community, test experimental capabilities, and participate in health studies to uncover insights about your health & wellness.1
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Health startups resource roadmap
Access this guide to explore how Google’s programs and technology can help health-focused startups scale impact and enable health innovation.
Meeting users where they are
Our products and services provide helpful, relevant information to people throughout their personal health journeys. We’re committed to providing high-quality health information that is accessible, understandable and culturally relevant for different populations.2
Find helpful health information and care with Google Search
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Advancing cutting-edge AI capabilities
Google's advanced AI and gen AI models can unlock the potential of health information, generating novel insights, advancing science and developing personalized health solutions.
See how our conversational medical AI research, Project AMIE, is driving the art of the possible
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Transforming organizations working in health
Our technology enables organizations to make better use of their own data and deliver better care. We provide health organizations with AI-powered tools and products to make workflows more efficient, reduce administrative burden, accelerate innovation and drive down costs.
Accelerating healthcare AI development - for the benefit of radiologists and patients
Learn moreReducing administrative burden for healthcare providers with generative AI
Learn moreAdvancing women’s cancer research with AI tools
Learn moreFostering a thriving health ecosystem
We believe that collaboration is key to creating meaningful change in healthcare. We do this by supporting startups and empowering developers, collaborating to drive impact in public and population health, and investing in local solutions and community-based care.
Providing open source tools for data-driven insights
Learn moreAssisting researchers and scientists in advancing the science of public health
Learn moreSharing critical information to inform communities
Learn moreBetter health doesn’t happen alone
We’re proud to work with world-class clinical, public health and academic organizations as partners, with a collective aim to bring emerging technologies to routine practice. Combining our partners’ knowledge and experience, Google’s technological expertise, and patient insights, we are able to conduct research and work towards advanced health solutions for individuals, caregivers and health professionals.
Stories from Google for Health
Hear directly from individuals and organizations on how our products, partnerships, and innovations are driving meaningful change in healthcare.
Thomas' story
When Googler Thomas Wagner’s son received a diagnosis of Alexander disease, a rare genetic disorder, he set out to learn everything he could. He used Gemini to summarize research in medical journals, making it easier for him to understand.
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HCA Healthcare is redesigning patient care with generative AI and Google Cloud
Discover how HCA Healthcare is innovating with generative AI to help improve workflows and allow physicians and nurses to spend more time with patients. Dr. Michael Schlosser, SVP of Care Transformation and Innovation at HCA Healthcare, shares how their partnership with Google Cloud helps HCA harness big data and AI to strip away administrative burden and return healthcare providers to the bedside.
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How startups are using AI for healthcare
Developing new treatments, diagnosing accurately, and providing personalized care: these are all ways that startups like Wellx, iZola, and Likeminded are utilizing AI to help clinicians improve healthcare.
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Empowering healthcare workers in Kenya with technology
Introducing Open Health Stack, a suite of building blocks for creating next-gen healthcare apps. Learn more about how IntelliSOFT used Open Health Stack to build Mama’s Hub, a maternal health app in Kenya that empowers patients, community health volunteers, and health systems.
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See Google’s most recent work in health
Learn more about our recent launches and announcements on The Keyword, Google’s official blog.
Health moves at the speed of trust
We believe in developing and deploying AI boldly, responsibly, and collaboratively from the start.
AI principles
Our AI Principles provide a framework for ensuring our AI applications are fair, safe, and effective.
Health for everyone, everywhere
Our Health Optimization team helps ensure that our products, services and research work for everyone, everywhere.
Privacy matters
Across our work in health, we are guided by core privacy and security principles as we build new products and services.
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1 Fitbit Labs features are available for a limited time to eligible users who have enrolled in Fitbit Labs in the Fitbit mobile app. Some labs may require a Premium subscription. AI-generated responses may include inaccurate or offensive information. It is not intended to diagnose or suggest treatment of any disease or condition, and should not be used for medical advice.
2 AI-generated responses may include inaccurate or offensive information. It is not intended to diagnose or suggest treatment of any disease or condition, and should not be used for medical advice.