Apple Watch alerts YouTuber to potential tachycardia
Joel Telling, who presents the YouTube channel "3D Printing Nerd," went to the emergency room after his Apple Watch Series 4 alerted him to an elevated heart rate.
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Health
William Gallagher
CES 2020: Best of Health and Fitness
A market that is continuing to grow, providers of health and fitness devices have used CES 2020 to introduce more items to help people improve their wellbeing. AppleInsider lists off some of the new electronic devices and services that aim to make people stronger and healthier.
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Malcolm Owen
All of the best gear and gadgets from CES Unveiled 2020
CES 2020 is upon us and Unveiled is the first event leading into the massive trade show. AppleInsider is on the ground to seek out the most interesting gadgets debuted during the showing.
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Andrew O'Hara
Police credit Apple Watch for proving 'victim' lied about anti-Semitic stabbing
Michigan police say that the heart rate monitor on Sean Samitt's Apple Watch led them to prove he had stabbed himself before claiming he was attacked outside his synagogue.
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Apple's AC Wellness offering free genetic testing to employees
Apple employees based in Silicon Valley are able to have genetic tests performed for free via the company's AC Wellness clinics, through a partnership with Color Genomics, in what may be a pilot program for the iPhone maker's healthcare project.
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Apple Watch alerts Florida man of A-fib, a condition he didn't know existed
A 74-year-old man from Lake Worth in Palm Beach County, Fla., credits Apple Watch with saving his life after the device alerted him to an atrial fibrillation event during a trip to Baltimore.
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AppleInsider Staff
Future Apple Watch may help treat Parkinson's Disease or diagnose tremor symptoms
Apple is researching the use of new sensors in the Apple Watch to provide continuous monitoring of dyskinesia and tremors which could help clinicians treat Parkinson's Disease better.
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Apple launches new women's health, hearing, & heart and movement studies
After an initial announcement in September at the iPhone 11 launch event, Apple and its research partners have opened up a trio of studies for participants with an Apple Watch and an iPhone utilizing the new Research app — Heart and Movement, Women's Health, and Hearing Studies.
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Mike Wuerthele
Apple Heart Study demonstrates promise of consumer wearables in medicine, with a few caveats
Results of Apple's Heart Study, performed in partnership with Stanford University, were published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday, showing Apple Watch can be a valuable tool in the identification of atrial fibrillation.
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Mikey Campbell
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