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Technology empowers us with information about our health we’ve never had before. For Kate Bendall, 50, it alerted her to a condition that could have led to a stroke. 
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The heart monitor should not be considered a medical device and reflects wider problems with health screens.
Sandra John-Baptiste's curator insight,
October 21, 2018 4:36 PM
The EKG feature on the Apple Watch is the focus of this article. While wearables have the potential to help with patient education and compliance. The potential for use needs the exploration and vetting of medical professionals as it does not offer the same type of information as a true EKG. If this device is used in future for testing and distance monitoring, training for patients and physicians alike will be a requirement.
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Apple’s new watch can screen for heart problems. But doctors are increasingly worried about the dangers of testing healthy people for disease.
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Wearables help cast the medical test as a talisman of health-care competence. An Object Lesson.
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The new Apple Watch is making waves for being able to record an electrocardiogram (ECG) and share it. An ECG can tell you what's going on with your heart.
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Cardiac Rhythm Analysis, 12-Lead ECG Interpretation, Resuscitation
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