9to5Mac June 8, 2022
Ben Lovejoy

When Apple announced AFib History as part of watchOS 9, it sounded like a kind of useful feature to have, but not really relevant to most people. But stated quietly within the announcement was something that I think will be absolutely huge, as the Watch gains the ability to detect more health conditions.

The Watch is going to play a massive role in helping you and your medical professionals to identify the role that lifestyle factors may have on your health …

Background

Atrial fibrillation (AFib) detection came to the Apple Watch with the launch of the Series 4. Apple obtained FDA approval for the feature after a study showing that it was 98% accurate.

Since then,...

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