Like a fitbit in your heart' – remote pacemaker study to help cardiac patients avoid hospital admissions - About Manchester
Readers praise and condemn a report on how smart devices affect heart pacemakers
Fitbit ECG App to Identify Atrial Fibrillation Receives Regulatory Clearance in U.S. and Europe | DAIC
Warning to 'smart' watch or FitBit users - study finds devices may antagonize heart problem | Daily Mail Online
What Inconclusive Means on Your Fitbit ECG | Qaly
Smart watches and phones can affect your pacemaker -- The Watchdog learned the hard way
Fitbit gains FDA clearance, CE mark approval for AFib detection app
Could Your Smartwatch Interfere With Your Pacemaker? - Southern Iowa Mental Health Center
Warning to 'smart' watch or FitBit users - study finds devices may antagonize heart problem | Daily Mail Online
Amazon.com: Fitbit Charge Wireless Activity Wristband, Fitness Tracker, Black, Large : Electronics
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The FitBit Alta HR helped me monitor my heart rate. I never want to see it again. - Vox
Fitness watches generate useful information, but increase patient anxiety
Smartwatches and wearable fitness trackers could trigger heart attacks in vulnerable patients - Study Finds
Pacemaker - A Matter Of Healthy Heart: Five Fitness Gadgets To Monitor Your Progress | The Economic Times
Amazon.com: Fitbit Charge HR Wireless Activity Wristband (Black, Large (6.2 - 7.6 in)) : Sports & Outdoors
Devices - CardiacKrock
Warning to thousands over fears Fitbit devices could trigger deadly heart problems | The US Sun
Low heart rate warnings via smart watch - Harvard Health
Smartwatches and wearable fitness trackers could trigger heart attacks in vulnerable patients - Study Finds
Fitbit or Physician? Who's Really Monitoring Your Heart Health
Some Wearable Gadgets Could Interfere With Cardiac Electronic Devices, Study Suggests
Commit a crime? Your Fitbit, key fob or pacemaker could snitch on you. - The Washington Post
