New Health Data Unlocks Progress

AI is making wearable health trackers like Whoop far more useful by turning everyday data into large-scale health insights.

Whoop says it is using long-term data from millions of users to study sleep, biomarkers, and broader health trends.

Research head Emily Capodilupo said the company is partnering with the University of West Virginia to analyze pregnancy data from both high-risk and lower-risk users.

The goal is to spot changes in vital signs and other markers that could improve real-world monitoring of sleep, chronic disease, and pregnancy risks.