Data for health (and ethical issues)

• heartrate - fitbit (previously at the dr)
• ekg / oxygen - apple watch (previously at the dr)
• how much sleep / what type of sleep - phone apps
• calorie consumption - track on phone
• activity / exercise - phone, shoes
• sedentary - phone
• steps / distance - fitbit
• weight / weight change
• breathing patterns / meditation / stress - fitbit
• glucose for diabetes management
• contractions?
• phone usage / addiction or behavior patterns
• soft tissue health / injuries w ultrasound
• mood / stress
• what you eat / healthiness
• nutrition
• balance / weight distribution

• menstrual cycle

• life / health insurance companies would like to use all this data
  • can raise rates on people who might pose a risk of cost to the company
• should this information be private? is it private?
• what if your data shows you to be disabled / not as healthy?
  • currently our costs are based mostly on group data + accidents etc

0.5% of women who undergo multiple tests for breast cancer are falsely told they have cancer 126 / 100,000 women in the population get breast cancer what percent of women who are told they have breast cancer after multiple tests don’t have it?