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Smartwatch vs Traditional Blood Pressure Monitor: Can Wearables Replace Cuffs?
Blood pressure readings help doctors assess how hard blood pushes against the walls of the arteries. Consistently high readings can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney problems. This is why accuracy is important when monitoring blood pressure at home.
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Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Samsung Week 2026 Sale in India Offers Up to 60 Percent Off on Galaxy Phones, Tablets and More
Samsung Week 2026 is now live in India with discounts across Samsung’s consumer electronics range. The sale covers Galaxy smartphones, tablets, wearables, laptops, TVs, audio products and monitors, with discounts reaching 60 percent in some categories. Buyers can also get bank discounts, cashback, exchange benefits, loyalty points and EMI options...
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Deepinder Goyal Explains What The Temple Device Does, How To Use It
Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable has attracted attention because, unlike conventional smartwatches and fitness trackers, it is designed to be worn near the temple and monitor signals related to blood flow in the brain.
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A Plague Is Not The Same As Covid: Why The Suspected Russian Pneumonic Plague Should Not Cause Panic
Pneumonic plague is a serious and potentially rapidly fatal bacterial infection, but it is not the same disease as Covid-19. It is caused by Yersinia pestis, can spread through respiratory particles in its pneumonic form and can be treated effectively with antibiotics when diagnosed early.
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Can Your Smartwatch Detect An Irregular Heartbeat? What Cardiologists Want You To Know
Wearable technology can make heart rhythm monitoring more accessible, particularly for people whose symptoms come and go.
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Beyond A Slow Heartbeat: Understanding Irregular Heart Rhythm And Its Impact
Bradycardia occurs when the electrical signals that coordinate heartbeats are generated too slowly or are unable to travel through the heart effectively.
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Huawei Launches Smartwatch With Inflatable Blood Pressure Cuff
Huawei uses the oscillometric method, combining a mechanical cuff with a pressure sensor to produce systolic and diastolic readings.
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Apple's Next Major Health Gadget Could Be Whoop-Like Screenless Fitness Band
Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker focusing on health metrics, just like Whoop and Oura Ring.
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Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
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From Surgical Checklist To Bedside Barcode: Technologies Making Hospitals Safer
Technology is increasingly becoming part of the patient-safety framework in modern hospitals, from the surgical checklist in the operating room to the barcode scan at the bedside.
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Russia, China Veto US Proposal At UN On Iran Sanctions Monitoring
Iran's UN mission thanked China and Russia for vetoing the resolution, saying that the countries "prevented yet another cynical attempt by the US and its allies to abuse the Security Council for their political purposes."
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Unknown Projectile Strikes Vessel In Hormuz, UK Maritime Watchdog Says
Since US-Israeli attacks on Iran started the Middle East war in February, Tehran has blockaded the strait, a key shipping route for oil and gas.
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Could Your Smartwatch Be Giving You Headaches? What Doctors Want You To Know
A recent social media discussion has also drawn attention to a less-discussed concern: headaches associated with prolonged wearable use. While there is no strong evidence that smartwatch use directly causes migraines , some people may experience discomfort while wearing these devices.
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Flood Warning Systems Failed In Nepal. Can Satellites Strengthen Them?
The apparent movement of the glacier before its collapse has renewed discussion within the geospatial community about integrating satellite observations into early-warning systems.
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Smartwatch vs Traditional Blood Pressure Monitor: Can Wearables Replace Cuffs?
Blood pressure readings help doctors assess how hard blood pushes against the walls of the arteries. Consistently high readings can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney problems. This is why accuracy is important when monitoring blood pressure at home.
-
Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Samsung Week 2026 Sale in India Offers Up to 60 Percent Off on Galaxy Phones, Tablets and More
Samsung Week 2026 is now live in India with discounts across Samsung’s consumer electronics range. The sale covers Galaxy smartphones, tablets, wearables, laptops, TVs, audio products and monitors, with discounts reaching 60 percent in some categories. Buyers can also get bank discounts, cashback, exchange benefits, loyalty points and EMI options...
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Deepinder Goyal Explains What The Temple Device Does, How To Use It
Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable has attracted attention because, unlike conventional smartwatches and fitness trackers, it is designed to be worn near the temple and monitor signals related to blood flow in the brain.
-
A Plague Is Not The Same As Covid: Why The Suspected Russian Pneumonic Plague Should Not Cause Panic
Pneumonic plague is a serious and potentially rapidly fatal bacterial infection, but it is not the same disease as Covid-19. It is caused by Yersinia pestis, can spread through respiratory particles in its pneumonic form and can be treated effectively with antibiotics when diagnosed early.
-
Can Your Smartwatch Detect An Irregular Heartbeat? What Cardiologists Want You To Know
Wearable technology can make heart rhythm monitoring more accessible, particularly for people whose symptoms come and go.
-
Beyond A Slow Heartbeat: Understanding Irregular Heart Rhythm And Its Impact
Bradycardia occurs when the electrical signals that coordinate heartbeats are generated too slowly or are unable to travel through the heart effectively.
-
Huawei Launches Smartwatch With Inflatable Blood Pressure Cuff
Huawei uses the oscillometric method, combining a mechanical cuff with a pressure sensor to produce systolic and diastolic readings.
-
Apple's Next Major Health Gadget Could Be Whoop-Like Screenless Fitness Band
Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker focusing on health metrics, just like Whoop and Oura Ring.
-
Blood Test May Help Detect Pancreatic Cancer In Earliest Stages: Researchers
Survival rate in pancreatic cancer is low because it can grow silently for months or years without early symptoms or with symptoms that look like minor illnesses.
-
From Surgical Checklist To Bedside Barcode: Technologies Making Hospitals Safer
Technology is increasingly becoming part of the patient-safety framework in modern hospitals, from the surgical checklist in the operating room to the barcode scan at the bedside.
-
Russia, China Veto US Proposal At UN On Iran Sanctions Monitoring
Iran's UN mission thanked China and Russia for vetoing the resolution, saying that the countries "prevented yet another cynical attempt by the US and its allies to abuse the Security Council for their political purposes."
-
Unknown Projectile Strikes Vessel In Hormuz, UK Maritime Watchdog Says
Since US-Israeli attacks on Iran started the Middle East war in February, Tehran has blockaded the strait, a key shipping route for oil and gas.
-
Could Your Smartwatch Be Giving You Headaches? What Doctors Want You To Know
A recent social media discussion has also drawn attention to a less-discussed concern: headaches associated with prolonged wearable use. While there is no strong evidence that smartwatch use directly causes migraines , some people may experience discomfort while wearing these devices.
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Flood Warning Systems Failed In Nepal. Can Satellites Strengthen Them?
The apparent movement of the glacier before its collapse has renewed discussion within the geospatial community about integrating satellite observations into early-warning systems.
