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Apple Watch heart detection tool won’t help typical user, study says | Health IT

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Most Apple Watch users won’t get health benefits from the atrial fibrillation detection tool on the watch as most wearers are in a demographic that wouldn’t be prescribed medication for the condition, The Verge reported March 2.Health IT

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Apple Watch heart detection tool won’t help typical user, study says | Health IT

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