The Apple Watch Series 4 added electrodes to the digital ... Estimates vary, but anywhere from 2.7 million to 6.1 million people in the U.S. live with AFib, and many are unaware they have the ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Watch and Johnson & Johnson Team Up for Heart Study
compared to just 2% among younger members of the population. The study, which will be launched later this year, will "analyze the impact of Apple Watch on the early detection and diagnosis of AFib, an... ( read original story ...)
How Much Can Apple Gain By Partnering With Insurers To Sell Apple Watch?
If we assume an ASP of about $350 per watch, it could imply additional revenue of about $1.5 billion for Apple. While this is a drop in the bucket compared to Apple’s $250 billion-plus in annual reven... ( read original story ...)
Apple Watch to be used in stroke prevention research
... follows a Wednesday report that Apple is working with private Medicare health plans to subsidize the Apple Watch for seniors. The Series 3 starts at $279, while the Series 4 (which has fall detect... ( read original story ...)
Apple Watch Series 4 review: The go to gadget for fitness and marathon training
As I’d observed during the Series 3 review, the Apple Watch is all you’d ever need to prepare yourself for an intensive marathon. With the Series 4, Apple has managed to raise the bar even higher. As ... ( read original story ...)
Apple wants to bring the Apple Watch to Medicare Advantage members
This story was delivered to Business Insider Intelligence "Digital Health Briefing" subscribers hours before appearing on Business Insider. To be the first to know, please click here. Apple is in talk... ( read original story ...)
Johnson & Johnson partners with Apple to see if Watch can prevent strokes
... background checks for AFib to Series 1 through 3 models last December, relying on the results of five heart rhythm readings, but the new Apple Watch might be able to provide better and faster ... ( read original story ...)
Super expensive Apple Watch lookalike makes you work hard to tell the time
Imagine a watch that looks a lot like the Apple Watch, but it's fully mechanical, and has no screen. It also has no hands — it's just a black slab of nothingness with a single window that shows ... ( read original story ...)
Apple is in talks with private Medicare plans about bringing its watch to at-risk seniors
Apple is in talks with private Medicare plans about getting Apple Watches into the hands — or on the wrists — of millions of people over the age of 65. It makes a lot of sense for Apple to do that, he... ( read original story ...)
Apple Watch could get more hands-free tilt controls in future watchOS update
The Apple Watch could include more gestures similar to Raise to Speak in the future, after the revelation Apple has explored the possibility of producing more hands-free ways to interact with ... ( read original story ...)