Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Singapore Researchers Use Fitbits to Predict Depression #WearableWednesday
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Singapore Researchers Use Fitbits to Predict Depression #WearableWednesday

Interesting research out of Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University. Depression is tricky and hard to talk about, let alone quantify. The researchers were able to diagnose depression with an 80% accuracy. Via Find Biometrics:In the study, the researchers asked 290 adult participants to wear Fitbit Charge 2 devices for 14 straight days, taking them off only…

Fifth Eye Receives FDA Clearance For Its AHI System That Identifies Patients at Increased Risk of Hemodynamic Instability
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Fifth Eye Receives FDA Clearance For Its AHI System That Identifies Patients at Increased Risk of Hemodynamic Instability

Fifth Eye, a provider of intuitive real-time clinical analytics, today announced the FDA provided clearance to market its second generation clinical decision support software, the AHI System, to hospitals in the United States. The second generation medical device software leverages predictive analytics to identify patients at increased risk of future episodes of hemodynamic instability with…

How to set up and use Activity Sharing on Apple Watch

One of the best features on the Apple Watch is its fitness tracking skills through its Activity app. If you want to take better account if you're getting enough exercise on a daily basis, this is the Watch feature to pay attention to. Instead of focusing on steps, it focuses on closing your Move, Exercise…

Oura Ring 3 v Whoop 4.0: The key differences explained

The Whoop 4.0 and the Oura Ring Generation 3 couldn't be more different in terms of form-factor – but are near identical in terms of their focus. Both devices claim to help wearers understand the relationship between sleep, activity and recovery. They also act as health monitors, to keep tabs on core heart and breathing…