Apple Watch can detect early signs of diabetes. The organizations called Cardiogram use their software to track the heart rate with the help of Apple Watch. The test results have been published on Wednesday.
Cardiogram researchers run the test using Cardiogram Diphart Neural Network together with the California University of San Francisco. Apple Watch, who has diabetes in this test and who has no-difference-85 percent success.
To run the test, Cardiogram used more than 20 censors for 14,11 participants. Participants used the Cardiogram app with their Apple Watch or Android device. With which the rate of heart rate, movement has been reduced and the final result was determined by relevant information.
The primary condition of diabetes can not always be understood and diagnosed. Because of the need to identify carbohydrates in conventional method. Using Apple Watch and Artificial Intelligence-based Algorithms, like Cardiff's Diphart, there is a possibility of users warning that there is a health problem. As a result, the user can take necessary steps.
Since pancreatic is associated with the heart through the nervous system, it is possible to identify diabetes symptom due to the heartbeat abnormalities. As a result, there is considerable potential for diagnosing hypertension, sleep apnea, and heart disease through sensors of wearable instruments like Apple Watch. Apple has contracted with Stanford University for further research. Mariful Hassan, source: MacReuters
