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A study in the journal iScience suggests that, in some noise situations, AirPods, particularly the Pro model, can work just as well as far pricier prescription-only models. AirPods are not sold or approved by the Food and Drug Administration as devices for those with mild to moderate hearing loss. 
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Patients should use iPhone 12 and other listed devices at a safe distance.
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The new magnetic charging technology which is a feature of Apple's iPhone 12 could wreak havoc with implantable cardiac devices. Here's what we know.
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Apple has been advertising its watch’s ability to detect atrial fibrillation. The reality doesn’t quite live up to the promise.
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The wearable comes with a handful of features aimed at a whole new demographic: the elderly. One new tool, for example, recognizes when a user falls and automatically sends a notification to their emergency contact. It's also the first wearable with a built-in ECG monitor available over the counter. The feature has been cleared by the FDA so it can be used as a medical device. The ECG's software will be activated in the United States later this year. Apple hasn't said whether it'll come to devices globally.
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Technical and ethical problems can arise when locating family members with the help of the inexpensive lost-item minders
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Technology empowers us with information about our health we’ve never had before. For Kate Bendall, 50, it alerted her to a condition that could have led to a stroke.
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An important heads-up for iPhone owners: Apple is warning customers that its smartphones could interfere with medical devices, including pacemakers.
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With its groundbreaking new ECG feature, the Apple Watch can keep tabs on your heart’s health. This is how they tested it.
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