Thursday, October 22, 2020
It wasn’t long ago when the preference for junk food started growing all across the globe. After the initial success of ready-to-eat food in developed countries, such as the U.S., the trend started emerging in developing countries, including India, as well. Not so surprisingly, it was the convenience offered to people, who were increasingly getting
[ Read More ]Let’s get this out of the way: Yes, a smartwatch can save your life. We need to be more specific for the question to be meaningful. Some years ago, the iPhone saved a man’s life just by being in his shirt pocket. He was shot. But the bullet struck the iPhone and did not penetrate
[ Read More ]Source: Pixabay High blood pressure occurs to people when the force exerted by their blood against their blood vessels’ or arteries’ walls is consistently too high. It is a condition that can remain undiagnosed when you do not monitor your blood pressure regularly. Today, we are going to discuss the key things you need to
[ Read More ]Wearables and consumer digital health appear to be reaching the next echelon. New technology offers the promise that we will one day understand the relationships between the various metrics that are being collected by today’s various apps and devices. The limited utility of simply tracking activity, food intake, stress levels, and/or heart rate variability might
[ Read More ]Hearing loss is a troubling medical condition that can affect one or both ears. Several types can occur, some of which are permanent. Conductive hearing loss, which is caused by conditions that affect the outer and/or middle ear is usually treatable and therefore temporary. Sensorineural hearing loss, on the other hand, is due to disorders
[ Read More ]One of the most important areas of the human body to protect from x-ray radiation exposure is the eyes. The lens of the eye is one of the most radiosensitive tissues and are very sensitive to x-ray radiation exposure. One of the biggest threats is the appearance of posterior subscapular cataracts, which can lead to
[ Read More ]Smartwatches have existed long before the Apple Watch. Digital watches have been around since the 1920s and since then there have been a number of watches that have expanded the functions of the traditional wristwatch and computerised it. Smartwatches appeared in popular culture, long before they even existed but gave people the idea to develop
[ Read More ]Your doctor might recommend you to wear a medical alert bracelet if you have an existing health condition. This small ID tag may look like a seemingly ordinary trinket, but wearing this accessory tells others to be extra careful when around you. One look at this bracelet and people will treat you with extra care
[ Read More ]Sales of smartwatches are booming. The number of watches shipped in 2019 was 47 million and expected to grow to more than 117 million by 2025. Smartwatches can support your fitness goals, track workouts and monitor heart health. As technology evolves, the medical applications for smartwatches are set to expand. Some manufacturers have created smartwatches
[ Read More ]Heart rate monitors are an easy way to read and record someone’s heart rate without involving any complex medical equipment. It is certainly fascinating considering the amount of wrist tied heart rate monitors that are available in the market. There are many key benefits of owning a heart rate monitor, but we have listed the
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