Health & Fitness

Latest Health & Fitness

• The New Fitbit Air Is So Comfortable, I Almost Forget I'm Wearing It

  After a day of testing, I'd already call the $99 Fitbit Air one of the least intrusive fitness trackers I've worn.

  1 week, 4 days By Andrew Gebhart
• Fitbit Air vs. Whoop 5.0: Which Screenless Fitness Tracker Deserves a Spot on Your Wrist?

  The Fitbit Air is more affordable than the popular Whoop, but can it compete with the band that started the screen-free trend? I'm here to break down all of their specs and features to find out.

  2 weeks, 3 days By Andrew Gebhart
• Oura Ring 4 vs. Whoop 5.0: One of These Wearables Is Clearly Better for Most People

  The Oura Ring and Whoop wristband are both screenless health-tracking devices that offer wellness insights while keeping distractions at bay. I tested the two trackers to find out which is a better fit for you.

  1 month By Andrew Gebhart
• Never Skip a Workout With This Fitbit Inspire 3 Deal, Now Under $70 for Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

  Find your energy and stress levels with 24/7 heart rate tracking and a 10-day battery on this amazing fitness tracker. But hurry, the Amazon Big Spring Sale ends soon.

  1 month, 3 weeks By Juhi Wadia
• Fitbit's AI Coach Improves Sleep Tracking, Can Soon Read Your Medical Records

  Two major upgrades to Fitbit’s AI Coach aim to improve sleep insights and to use your medical records to inform its advice.

  2 months, 1 week By James Peckham
• I Tracked My Blood Sugar With a Dexcom Stelo for a Month. Here's What I Learned

  The Stelo is available to anyone who wants to monitor their blood glucose, no prescription needed. But as an active adult without diabetes, are these extra data points worth $99 per month?

  2 months, 2 weeks By PCMag UK
• Is Your Hairline Receding? This AI Says It Knows

  I tried an AI scalp scanner at Mobile World Congress that analyzes your hairline, crown, and density in minutes—and it had some surprising thoughts about mine.

  2 months, 3 weeks By Angela Moscaritolo
• I Let AI Scan My Scalp...and It Said My Hairline Is Receding

  I thought my hair was thriving. Then I took an AI-powered HeyCheckScalp test at Mobile World Congress that gave me a "mild" recession score.

  2 months, 3 weeks By Angela Moscaritolo
• The Withings BeamO Is a Next-Gen Thermometer That Let Me Listen to My Heart. Is It Worth $250?

  With this multipurpose health testing device, you can measure your body temperature and blood oxygen saturation, take an ECG, and listen to your heart and lungs with a pair of headphones.

  3 months By Andrew Gebhart
• Amazon Pharmacy Expanding Same-Day Prescription Delivery to 2,000 More Areas

  The expansion, which will include coverage in Idaho and Massachusetts, will see 4,500 cities and towns across the US gain access to fast prescription delivery before the end of 2026.

  3 months, 2 weeks By James Peckham
• Fitbit's AI Personal Health Coach Is Now Ready for iPhone

  The feature is still in public preview, and you’ll need a Fitbit Premium subscription to use it.

  3 months, 2 weeks By James Peckham
• Whoop 5.0

  3.5 Good

  3 months, 2 weeks By Andrew Gebhart
• Apple Reportedly Drops Plans for AI Doctor in Health App

  Apple may instead allow Siri to answer health queries based on your Health app data.

  3 months, 2 weeks By Jibin Joseph
• Act Now: Users Have Until May to Move Their Fitbit Data to Their Google Account

  Users who miss the deadline could permanently lose access to key historic data on metrics such as their heart rate, workouts, calorie burn, and sleep time.

  3 months, 3 weeks By Will Mccurdy
• Apple Watch Can Enhance the Detection of Heart Arrhythmias, Says Research

  In the peer-reviewed study, researchers were able to identify almost four times as many instances of the disease using an Apple Watch compared with conventional monitoring.

  4 months By Will Mccurdy