Medical Futurist October 7, 2024
Dr. Bertalan Mesko, PhD

Fitbit, Misfit, Live by Earlysense, Jawbone. The market for sleep trackers is skyrocketing and finally, more and more people track the quality of their bedtime. However, getting conclusions from sleep measurements is tricky. Let me help you by sharing my experience!

Key Takeaways

Measuring your sleep quality is the Holy Grail of health tracking.

There are myriads of smartphone apps and sensors (from wearables to those going underthe mattress) that can help you achieve a good night’s sleep.

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