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Apple Watch may soon be able to detect panic attacks before they happen

Apple Watch may soon be able to detect panic attacks before they happen

Posted on May 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple may be gearing up to add new functionality to its wearable, building upon its existing heart features. According to a new leak, Apple is preparing to release a new watchOS feature that will enable the next-generation Apple Watch to detect when the wearer is about to experience a panic attack, an extreme form of anxiety that can be mistaken for a heart attack by sufferers who are caught off guard.
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