Digital Innovation for Women Health Education is All You Need

Despite attempts to increase women’s health literacy over recent decades, a considerable portion of women remains unaware about prevalent chronic diseases. Increasing the awareness level is also crucial to meet the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)-3 of United Nations. The recent upsurge of interest in mobile applications and AI based conversational agents brings an opportunity to bolster health education among women, particularly in young female adults who frequently interact with such platforms in other contexts. Therefore, this study aims to achieve the following objectives through a questionnaire survey and interactions:

• Gain insights into women’s health awareness, well-being, and social connections

• Comprehend women’s views on the usability and acceptability of health-tracking mobile applications, and

• Offer practical recommendations or pathways to address their needs and concerns.

The survey underscores the emerging necessity for health awareness campaigns in the region and the development of tailored mobile applications catering to women’s requirements, including features like conversational agents for health education, personal care recommendation, legal awareness, and individual security. In the end, the study explores how AI based mobile applications can serve as innovative tool for fostering health awareness education and attaining fitness objectives, while also pinpointing areas for future research and development.