A new American Heart Association review found that smartphone apps and wearable trackers helped heart disease patients walk more and increase daily activity.
More Americans own wearables than ever, but a new Yale study shows fewer than one in five actually share that health data with their doctor.
The Fitbit Air weighs 5 grams without its strap, tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, skin temperature, and steps around the clock, lasts seven days on a charge, and costs $99.99.
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We’ll run you through five important pointers, to help you make the most of a fitness tracker and improve your health.
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