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Google Health and Abbott form strategic partnership

The collaboration will integrate continuous glucose insights to offer more holistic views of metabolic and women's health.

Talivio News · Global 11 August 2026, 18:25 1 min read

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Google Health has announced a strategic partnership with Abbott, a health and wellness company. The collaboration aims to give users more holistic views of their metabolic and women's health.

The partnership will combine continuous glucose insights from Abbott's Lingo continuous glucose monitor with Google Health. This integration is designed to show how daily habits, including meals, workouts, and sleep, fuel the body.

We are thrilled to work alongside this industry-leading partner.

— Google Health

Google Health said the partnership will make personal health guidance more proactive and tailored to everyday life. The company will share full product details, feature integrations, and availability later this year.

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Update — 12 August, 13:00

The multi-year partnership will integrate data from Abbott’s over-the-counter Lingo continuous glucose monitor—designed for non-insulin-using adults—into the Google Health app, where users can view metrics and receive AI-driven guidance from Google Health Coach, while the companies launch one of the largest real-world metabolic studies to date, combining CGM, wearable, lab, and survey data; however, experts like Dr. Idrees Mughal and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have questioned the clinical utility of such devices for non-diabetics, citing poor interpretability and uncertain health benefits.

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