Even if you already have an Apple Watch on your wrist, you might not know about these features that can support your health.

Sure, they're fun to check—but a cardiologist who owns every major fitness watch explains which numbers are more distracting ...

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Apple Watch collects much more health data than users realize. Let's walk through some of the lesser-known metrics so that you can better leverage them to better your health. For years now, Apple has ...

Make way for digital health. Smart watches and health apps aren't just for fitness enthusiasts and people with access to ...

Apple has launched a wide-range health study, and those in the U.S. can use their iPhone, Apple Watch and even AirPods to get involved. The study is available for sign-ups in Apple’s Research app.

This week, Apple announced that its devices will have two new health-related capabilities: your Apple Watch will soon be able to tell if you have sleep apnea, and your AirPods Pro 2 can now double as ...

You might love the motivating tempo for workouts or the cadent call for calm that a smartwatch heart rate monitor provides. But when it’s time for an upgrade, what ...