The Challenges We Shouldn’t Ignore
As exciting as predictive health is, it is not perfect and our privacy that someone’s health condition fall, should remain between him and his doctor.
Privacy:
Health data is deeply personal. Users should understand how companies collect, store, and use that information before enabling every feature.
False Alarms:
An unusually high heart rate could mean you’re getting sick or it could simply mean you had a stressful day, drank too much coffee, or climbed several flights of stairs.
AI can recognize patterns, but it cannot replace professional medical judgment.
Cost
Many advanced features require premium devices or subscription services, making predictive health less accessible for some people.