Browse my Health data
Opens into the Health app to the Browse tab where you can pick from your Categories or Records data to open.
Show my Vitals data
Opens into the Health app to to the Vitals category where you can see data like Heart Rate, Respiratory Rate, Bloody Oxygen, and the new all-inclusive “Vitals” stats that range from Low to Tpyical to High.
Extra Details
Link to Run Shortcut
shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=Show%20my%20Vitals%20data
Link to Open Shortcut
shortcuts://open-shortcut?name=Show%20my%20Vitals%20data
AppleScript code
tell application “Shortcuts Events”
run shortcut “Show my Vitals data”
end tell
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Show my Conditions records
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Show my Procedures records
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Show my Health summary
Opens to the main Summary tab of the Health app where you can notifications, pinned categories, Trends, Highlights, Articles, and ways to get more from Health.
Show my Sleep data
Opens the Health app into the Sleep category so you can check data tracked by Apple Watch or other apps.
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