“Apple Watch gives you nothing unless it detects you have possible hypertension… its sensitivity is pretty high… it's intended to spark a conversation between someone and their physician.”

WSJ Tech News Briefing · Some Wearables Can Track Blood Pressure. Do They Work?

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issue a notification only when possible hypertension is detected, using a high-sensitivity algorithm

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