A new national survey found that while many Americans use a device to monitor their heart, few share that data with their doctor.

Advances in technology have made it increasingly easier for people to self-monitor their heart health, whether it's via a ...

Technology empowers you to keep tabs on your health. But while lots of people are tracking their data, few are using it to ...

As per a survey, only a fraction of smartwatch users share details of their health stats with a doctor, a misstep that could ...

Smart healthtech wearable devices are trending but are these effective and accurate We reached out to a doctor who explained ...

Now with the FDA's blessing, the Confirm Rx Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) can be used by US doctors to remotely ... testing its Watch wearable to scan for heart rate abnormalities as part ...

Wearable tech ... bodies,” she says. Dr Salisbury says there can be a large number of reasons why we might temporarily get abnormal data such as an increased heart rate, whether it’s ...

If you have any concerns about your heart, you should, of course, see your doctor. Assuming your interest is more casual, a heart-rate-monitoring wearable can be a big help in helping you get the most ...

Wearable technology has evolved from basic step counters to sophisticated devices capable of monitoring various aspects of ...

For this reason, [Brinnae Bent] and [Dr. Jessilyn Dunn] wanted to determine the optimal sampling rate for wrist-worn optical heart rate monitors ... sampling rate of the wearable they were ...

“I’m concerned that we will be encouraging people to monitor everything ... wonders if wearable tech is creating more hypochondriacs [Helen Salisbury] Dr Wei points to the ring on my finger. “The gold ...