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The Ultrahuman Ring Air has become the first smart ring to feature AFib detection, following the launch of this functionality on the platform. The AFib feature has been introduced as part of the ...

The Apple Watch has plenty of potential for health monitoring even after discovery of a condition, and a new study outlines its usefulness in monitoring patients after atrial fibrillation ablation.

A new study has found that wearable technology may be catching up to, or in some ways surpassing, standard care for cardiac event detection. “One of the most striking findings was the approximately ...

It's been almost a year since AliveCor began offering its first FDA-cleared algorithm, its atrial fibrillation detection algorithm, to customers. Now the company has released some data on how ...

The Apple Watch Series 10 is my current wearable of choice. I use it to track all the health data Apple can squeeze into a smartphone and all the workouts I do as part of my marathon training. I've ...

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Researchers are developing a health app to incorporate into familiar technology such as a tablet or smartphone that will act as a clinical tool to assess atrial fibrillation, a growing heart ailment.

From the Oura Ring to the Apple Watch to the Google Pixel — here's what the science really says about the accuracy of their health data ...

In 2026, consumer wearables do more. They can flag patterns that may point to real health problems, not just a rough wellness trend.

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