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Your body knows first: What Oura’s massive pregnancy study reveals about the science of intuition
Every pregnant person has felt it: that sudden wave of exhaustion, a racing heartbeat while climbing the stairs, or sleep ...
Wearable sensors can track physiological changes before, during and after pregnancy—allowing researchers to analyze associations of those changes with pregnancy-related hormonal fluctuations. LA JOLLA ...
Study: Association between wearable sensor signals and expected hormonal changes in pregnancy. Image credit: Taras Grebinets/Shutterstock.com A recent study in eBioMedicine investigated the ...
Heart rate. Blood pressure. Sleep measurements. Blood oxygen levels. Once upon a time, these measurements were usually only ...
Kelsey Mayo, CEO of Armor Medical, received the grand prize in MedTech Innovator’s pitch competition for a wearable technology to detect serious blood loss early.
The FemTech market is rapidly expanding. As it evolves, FemTech plays a vital role in closing healthcare gaps and advancing personalized, accessible, and data-driven healthcare solutions for women ...
Wearable sensors can track physiological changes before, during and after pregnancy—allowing researchers to analyze associations of those changes with pregnancy-related hormonal fluctuations.
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