Wearables provide tons of health data. Is that good?
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Can wearables really help us live a longer, healthier life? Experts say that in the right hands, information gathered on these devices—such as heart-rate monitoring—can be lifesaving, especially in detecting irregular rhythms that need medical attention. And taking a more proactive approach to your own health is often a good thing. Of course, it’s different for everyone. These devices have earned rave reviews over the years, and Oura in particular has famous fans such as Jennifer Aniston and Gwyneth Paltrow. As a new Oura user, I’ve found it fascinating to spot changes in my heart rate. It spikes when I’m annoyed on my commute on London’s Underground. …
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