A large-scale study has provided some evidence that the Apple Watch could be used to detect atrial fibrillation (AFib) and provide a potentially life-saving early warning for the condition ...

A hospital in Pittsburgh has become the latest medical center to join a ground-breaking Apple Watch trial in the US that's ...

Putting sensors in the wearable's band could unlock a host of health-monitoring features—if the patented device ever becomes ...

The trial uses an Apple smartwatch ... and cleared 30 days with no AFib earlier this year. "I've been off Eliquis since February with no issues," he said. "I never wore a watch in my life but ...

However, at his wife Ellen's insistence, Jeff decided to follow the warning and get ... But what is atrial fibrillation (AFib) and how can Apple Watch help detect it? Well, Atrial fibrillation ...

The atrial fibrillation (AFib ... Apple has also reported anecdotal incidences of Apple Watch users receiving a warning of arrhythmia that has prompted them to seek medical advice, potentially ...

At first, she dismissed it as a fluke, but after her kids convinced her to see a doctor, her watch was right – she was diagnosed with AFib. The Apple Watch was actually the first smartwatch to ...

The most notable changes to the Apple Watch Series 6 include blood ... The ECG can detect possible atrial fibrillation, warning users if a hospital visit is needed. It cannot give medical advice ...

You'll then get a reading that tells you your beats per minute (bpm) — and whether your heartbeat is "sinus," "AFib," "low heart rate," "high heart rate," or "inconclusive." ECG on Apple Watch ...

It beats around 60-100 times per minute when you're resting. If you have atrial fibrillation, though, your heart can beat out of rhythm, too fast, or too slow. Untreated AFib might also make you ...

new workout metrics (including running power and heart rate zones), AFib history tracking, and sleep stage tracking. On the inside, the new Watch SE packs the same Apple S8 64-bit dual-core ...