Wearables can be helpful in understanding whether the lifestyle changes you’ve made are having a measurable effect on your heart health.

Though it might feel great to finish a workout and see "calories burned" pop up on your smartwatch, that number is often surprisingly inaccurate, with estimated error rates of 30%–80%. The watch's ...

Kristi is a registered nurse with over 15 years of experience caring for both adult and pediatric patients at the beside. She worked as a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN for the first 4 years of her ...

A North Texas man says a simple notification on his smart watch may have saved his life. What started as a routine fitness ...

The Coros Pace 4 is light, reliable, packed with tracking features and lasts up to 19 days on a single charge. The best part? It is surprisingly affordable.

With this multipurpose health testing device, you can measure your body temperature and blood oxygen saturation, take an ECG, and listen to your heart and lungs with a pair of headphones.

Wear it every night, and you might bite your fight or flight. The trendy new wearable might look simple and unassuming, but the Pulsetto FIT is packed with much more advanced health-tech than you ...

NeuroBand is a specialized smart safety armband engineered to provide timely assistance to elderly and high-risk individuals ...

A smart T-shirt with the power of AI could in the future detect heart conditions as people go about their daily lives, thanks ...