The Apple Watch on your wrist may be a vital medical examination tool in the right conditions. according to MyHealthyApple and MacRumors, Apple-funded Stanford researchers have proven that the Apple Watch can accurately measure the weakness (or rather, the distance traveled in a six-minute walk) of patients with cardiovascular disease while and they are at home. The use of a personal smartwatch was almost as good as an in-clinic trial, a Stanford study revealed.
Scientists collected the data using the Apple Watch Series 3 and a custom-made VascTrac app, but third-party software may not be needed in the future. WatchOS 7 includes the six-minute walkthrough and other motion data, and you can review your performance in the Health app on your iPhone (in the Browse button under breath).
The findings suggest that the Apple Watch and other smartwatches could save the problem for patients visiting the doctor to gauge their ability to function – they could just walk around their homes and come in. if there are signs of trouble. This clearly helps Apple to roll out its clothing line as a health device, but it also advertises a future where the technology you already have is enough to provide useful information. give to doctors.