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With almost no effort, you can track your heartbeat, blood oxygen levels, and sleep patterns. All the data is available in your Apple Watch and Fitbit. You can access it whenever you like. You want to maintain a healthy lifestyle or detect signs that something is amiss with your body.
That used to be the job of your trainer or doctor. Now, you are your own physician’s assistant. This is where things get complicated. Dr. Devin Mann told CNET’s Lisa Eadicicco that she does get nervous about the clinical data types you’re currently seeing. “Because the conditions associated with those data types are a bit scarier, people get scareder.” She spoke to medical professionals, fitness device manufacturers, and anxious gadget users for her detailed report. It is available below.
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