Forger takes a more favorable view toward the devices, which he says help keep the overlooked importance of sleep front of ...

Sleep has become the new frontier of performance, recovery, and overall health — and wearables have rushed in to promise deeper insight than ever. From rings and watches to bedside sensors and ...

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As interest continues to grow in wearable health technology that avoids recurring subscription costs, the RingConn smart ring ...

Whether it’s an Apple Watch, a Fitbit, an Oura Ring or one of innumerable other competitors, health and fitness trackers ...

Sleep – the final frontier, or so it seems in digital health. While everybody needs sleep and plenty want to know more about how to do it the best they can, tools to improve sleep and, in turn, ...

When wearables first started getting popular, most sleep clinicians were quite skeptical. Back in 2009, Fitbit revolutionized the personal health space through its device that tracked daily steps and ...

You wear them to bed, wake up to glowing reports on your REM cycles, and proudly compare sleep scores with your friends like it's a new fitness metric. But while sleep wearables have exploded in ...

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Stanford Medicine researchers published a report on a new model, dubbed SleepFM, that tackles the links between sleep patterns and overall health.

Garmin may be about to join the screen less wearable tracker revolution, following Whoop and others with a lower-distraction watch alternative.