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Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 27.3 for iPhone, opening a new testing cycle ahead of further feature rollouts later this year. The company is expected to revisit its redesigned Health app, which appeared briefly in iOS 27.2 beta before being pulled in beta 4.
Quest Diagnostics disclosed in an SEC 8-K filing that hackers breached its Quanum lab testing system on Wednesday, gaining unauthorized access to certain patient records. The company has notified law enforcement and is investigating but has not disclosed how many patients were affected or when the breach began.
Quest Diagnostics disclosed in an SEC filing that it detected unauthorized access to its Quanum LSM lab-ordering platform on October 21, 2026. The company says some patient records were exposed, though the specific data types affected are still being determined, and it has notified law enforcement while external experts assist the investigation. Quest states its customer-facing operations and direct LIS/EMR interfaces were unaffected, and it has paused access to Quanum LSM, Essential Insights and LabHQ as a precaution.
Quest Diagnostics has reported that an unauthorized party gained access to patient records held by the company. Details on the number of patients affected, the data exposed, and how the breach occurred have not been fully disclosed.
Quest Diagnostics will roll out an at-home HPV self-collection test using BD's Onclarity assay to patients across the U.S. starting next year. The FDA cleared the test for home use in April, allowing women to collect a sample themselves instead of undergoing an in-clinic pelvic exam.
Apple's revamped Health app, which debuted in iOS 27.2 developer beta 1 and appeared in two public betas, has been removed in developer beta 4. The release reverts to the previous Health app layout, though Apple says beta-collected health data will be preserved and viewable in Settings, and still expects the new app to launch this year.
Apple has released the first public beta of iOS 27.2, following two developer betas, bringing the redesigned Health app first shown at the iPhone 18 Pro event to public testers. The update also enables scheduling and paying for lab tests through Quest Diagnostics directly in the Health app, with a listed price of $119. Other changes carried over from the developer beta include dual capture in Group FaceTime, expanded Siri language support, and interface tweaks to Podcasts and Apple Music.
Apple's redesigned Health app appeared in the first iOS 27.2 developer beta, adding an Insights tab with Apple Intelligence-driven suggestions, a Longevity tab showing a Health Age and readiness score, at-home movement assessments, and eventually blood panel ordering through Quest Diagnostics. Apple says some features, including personalized summaries and recommendations, will roll out gradually across future betas ahead of a full public release in late 2026.
Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 27.2 featuring its overhauled Health app, first unveiled at last week's event by VP of Health and Fitness Sumbul Desai. Key additions like an AI-powered Insights tab, a Longevity tab with Health Age scoring, readiness metrics, at-home movement assessments, and Quest Diagnostics blood panel ordering will roll out gradually across future betas rather than all at once. Apple says the full public release is expected in late 2026, with beta feedback shaping the final version.
Apple used its Surprise and Shine event to introduce a redesigned Health app powered by Apple Intelligence, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro, AirPods 5 and Apple Watch Ultra 4/Series 12. The app adds a Longevity tab showing a calculated 'health age,' an Insights tab, AI-based movement tests for strength and balance, and paid blood tests through Quest Diagnostics starting at $119. The Apple Watch Series 12 also gains a Readiness score using sleep, activity and vitals data to recommend how hard users should push themselves each day.