Apple Watch App Releases Sleep Apnea Tracking Update
The third-party sleep tracking app for Apple Watch, NapBot, is releasing a major update.
The third-party sleep tracking app for Apple Watch, NapBot, is releasing a major update.
Zeit Medical’s brain-monitoring wearable could help raise the alarm and get people to the hospital fast enough to mitigate the stroke’s damage and potentially save lives.
Fitbit has validated the ability of wrist-worn trackers that incorporate movement and cardiac sensors, like Fitbit Alta HR, Fitbit Blaze, and Fitbit Charge 2, to accurately determine light, deep, and REM sleep stages.
Thailand was revealed as the nation that was most sleep deprived, with half of respondents claiming they were definitely sleep deprived, followed by Germany, the US, UK, Italy, and Spain.
Read MoreAmericans lost around 25 minutes of sleep on average on election night, according to an analysis of tens of thousands of people with health technology wearable Oura Ring.
Read MoreApple also touts that its new Apple Watch Series 6 includes a feature that measures the oxygen saturation of the user’s blood.
Read MoreFitbit received 510(k) clearance from the FDA for its electrocardiogram app to assess heart rhythm for atrial fibrillation.
Read MoreChesma’s “unique bimodality” will enable studies not possible until now, for investigating sleep quality and sleep disorders, according to its developers.
Read MoreSamsung’s Galaxy Watch3 will feature an updated sleep tracking function that will generate a “sleep score.” Sleep scores will be accompanied by educational sleep health messages.
Read MoreMasimo Sleep is fueled by the same expertise in signal processing and sensor development that drives the Masimo hospital products.
Read MoreA software update coming to the Apple Watch Series 5 in a few months will include new sleep tracking features, according to a report from Forbes.
Read MoreA writer for CNET evaluates all the sleep tracking features on the recently released Fitbit Charge 4. Each morning, the Fitbit app gives you a Sleep Score based on everything from sleep duration to sleep stages, heart rate and...
Read MoreHere are some factors that sleep medicine professionals who opt for wrist-worn devices should consider.
Read MoreThis year may be when several consumer wearables get FDA approvals for their sleep measurements.
Read MoreWe’ve come a long way from measuring the quality of our sleep by the hour, though that’s still important—only a generation ago it was recommended that we needed eight hours; before that, it was 10. Now, some...
Read MoreFitbit might be doing a relatively good job of tracking hours of sleep, but researchers warn its shortcomings can create more anxiety for those who struggle to rest. Two small studies conducted by Monash University, published in...
Read MoreAnalyzing data collected from wearable trackers, researchers from the SingHealth Duke-NUS...
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