Apple just received a fast lane for developing health features that require FDA approval<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Apple is among nine technology companies chosen by the United States Food and Drug Administration to test a new pilot program that could allow health products to be developed and released with less delay. This could allow Apple to use the Apple Watch and iPhone for medical uses that would previously require a longer approval process which slows down deployment.</p>
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Apple just received a fast lane for developing health features that require FDA approval
