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Google Health just made Fitbit Air a better fit for Apple Health users

Google Health now lets iPhone users sync data with Apple Health, share medical records, and enjoy smoother fitness tracking.

digitaltrends.com ·11d ago

Google Health just made Fitbit Air a better fit for Apple Health users

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Google Health now shares Fitbit workouts with Apple Health appleinsider.com
Google Health can now sync to Apple Health androidauthority.com
Google Health 5.05 rolling out: Apple Health sync & bug fixes 9to5google.com

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