Apple applies pressure with hypertension updates
Wearable owners of the Apple Watch variety looks set to get one more notification, and it could just save their life.
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You should think twice before giving ChatGPT health records
ChatGPT has rolled out a feature where you can give it access to your medical information, but the analyses aren’t exactly real medical advice.
The waist is where a new wearable could track health
Not a fan of the smartwatch? Your next wearable could just hold your pants up while you go for a good long walk.
Mobile allergy and gluten checks coming to a gadget
There may well be an app for that, but there’s also a gadget or two for everything else. And checking for allergens now qualifies here, as well.
Withings reworks the scale with greater insights
Standing on a scale looks set to give you more than just your weight, as Withings turns a 90 second scan into an health forecasting tool.
Withings BeamO reviewed: your home health toolkit
The name is a little strange, but the Withings BeamO is clever: a gadget that can take medical readings and send them to your phone, no doctor needed.
Oura’s smart ring adds pregnancy to insights
Wearables can track an assortment of health aspects, and the latest inclusion could make life a little easier for pregnant women.
Pixel Watch 4 is bigger, brighter, and has a better battery
The latest Google wearable is all about the alliteration it seems, as Google’s Pixel Watch 4 boasts big Bs.
Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro reviewed: identity crisis
The Apple Watch won’t run on Android, but don’t let that stop the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro from getting something similar.
Diabetes monitoring comes to Apple Watch (with a wearable)
There’s no way to directly monitor blood sugar from an Apple Watch yet, but if you have the right hardware on your body, there’s a step in the right direction.
