According to some rumors, disclosed by those who had access to the iOS 14 code, Apple has developed a new notification mechanism based on non-invasive monitoring of oxygen saturation values. Continue reading
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Apple Watch to control Parkinson’s disease
Apple has filed a patent to monitor this neurodegenerative disease through a wearable device. Continue reading
Apple launches three new clinical studies in collaboration with leading health organizations, including the WHO
Apple announced yesterday that it will launch three new clinical studies based on Watch in collaboration with leading health and academic organizations, including the WHO, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and others. Continue reading
Apple introduces hearing protection and menstrual control to WatchOS
The new version of the smartwatch operating system adds two new health-related features. Continue reading
Apple, new health features coming soon
According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, Apple will announce new health features at the upcoming Worldwide Developer Conference on June 3. Continue reading
A “nose” for the Apple Watch to measure diabetes and air quality
Apple filed two patent applications for new sensors that can “smell” the local environment, as well as to detect extremely fine dust particles or pollution. Continue reading
The future of Apple in Healthcare: what Morgan Stanley says
A recent Morgan Stanley report predicts a bright future for Apple in healthcare: strong growth, a leading role and new acquisitions. Continue reading
Apple Heart Study results: the algorithm for detecting atrial fibrillation does work.
During the last weekend, at the American College of Cardiology’s annual meeting, Stanford Medicine researchers presented the results of the Apple Heart Study, which explored the performance of the Apple Watch’s heart rate sensor and an accompanying algorithm in detecting potential arrhythmias. Continue reading
Falls emergency: the new devices to detect them
Falls and unstable balance are among the most serious clinical problems of the elderly and cause high rates of mortality and morbidity. Continue reading
What will the digital patient wear?
The research on new material and wearable devices for health monitoring doesn’t stop! I would recommend you a pair of interesting news, one by a Korean start-up, the other by Apple, that is continuously investing in this sector. Continue reading
