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What a Glucose Monitor Actually Tells You If You Don't Have Diabetes
Continuous glucose monitors are now sold to healthy people. Here is what the research says your readings mean — and why a 'spike' is usually normal physiology.
Health technology is converging with AI, genomics, and connected devices to shift medicine from reactive to predictive. This hub covers medical devices, health apps, AI diagnostics, electronic health records, and the startups and incumbents building the future of care delivery.

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Continuous glucose monitors are now sold to healthy people. Here is what the research says your readings mean — and why a 'spike' is usually normal physiology.

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Your watch can flag atrial fibrillation with surprising accuracy — but it cannot detect a heart attack. Here's what the ECG app and heart alerts really do, backed by the science and the FDA clearances.
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Your smartwatch says you got 42 minutes of deep sleep. Should you believe it? Here's what sleep scientists have found when they test wearables against the medical gold standard — and how to use yours without losing sleep over it.

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Desk job fitness for busy professionals: science-backed ways to undo sitting all day, easy desk exercises, and the gear worth buying to stay healthy in 2026.

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How much protein you need depends on your weight, age, and goals. Here's what the research says — and how to hit your target without overthinking it.
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