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- Samsung Health may soon make it easier to add medications to its medicine feature by allowing you to scan them.
- It is also possible that, expanding on current warnings about drug-drug interactions, we may soon include notifications about drug-allergy interactions.
Samsung Health is Samsung’s health platform, which powers the health tracking features in the Galaxy Watch and upcoming Galaxy Ring. Samsung’s ambitions for Samsung Health go beyond simple tracking and measurement through wearables, hinting that the company is looking to take a holistic approach to health management. If you use Samsung Health regularly, you’ll be happy to know about two upcoming features: Medication Scanning and Drug Allergy Interactions.
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The latest Samsung Health app has enabled a host of new features: In the future, users will be able to scan their medications and automatically add certain data like name, strength (mg dose), and form (tablet, capsule) to Samsung Health.
Samsung has launched Medication Tracking in December 2023 to help users manage their health more comprehensively. The feature helps users track prescription and over-the-counter medications and provides tips on these medications. By entering the name of the selected medication into Samsung Health, the Medication feature will provide users with detailed information, including a general description and possible side effects.
When announcing the feature, Samsung also said that medication tracking can inform users of drug-drug interactions and possible side effects when taken with certain foods, such as caffeine or alcohol.
In the future, Samsung plans to expand this feature to inform users about medication and allergy interactions, allowing them to choose from common allergies or add their own allergies to the list.
If the user is using any medication that may cause an allergic reaction, the user will be notified in a manner similar to drug-drug interactions.
What do you think about these two upcoming new features? Let us know in the comments section below.
