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With a little AI, Apple Watch may be able to spot a heart problem | MIT Tech Review
The Apple Watch is not a medical device. Sure, it can keep an eye on large changes in your heart rate, making it reasonably good at telling you how long you worked out for. But anything more than that is a bit outside its capabilities.
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