Google is rolling out version 5.12 of the Google Health app, adding options for tracking key health metrics. The update includes manual blood pressure logging and expanded health-record and logging capabilities, including tools for pregnancy tracking. Users also gain a way to log blood pressure rather than relying only on connected sources.
Multiple outlets describe the release as a broader upgrade to health tracking, beyond a single feature. Android Authority highlights improvements to glucose, blood pressure, and “resilience” tracking as part of the 5.12 revamp. Android Police emphasizes the ability to log blood pressure and sync NHS records, along with additional features. 9to5Google similarly frames the update around new manual blood pressure and pregnancy logging, noting it follows a sizable release the previous month.
