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The Apple Watch 5 could be more of a life-saver than you ever imagined

The Apple Watch 5 could be more of a life-saver than you ever imagined

Posted on January 18, 2019 By Jarvis

The Apple Watch is a bit of a life-saver. With its ability to detect when you’ve fallen over, and its ECG monitor with the ability to tell users if they’re experiencing unexpected high or low heart rates, it’s tech that wants to protect you. Now, rumours suggest the Apple Watch 5 could go one better and help detect strokes before they happen.

It isn’t done yet, with a report from USA Today suggesting that the Apple Watch could soon be used for stroke detection as well, with the California-based tech giants teaming up with Johnson & Johnson for a study using the Apple Watch to reduce the risk of strokes.
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