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Over 70 million Americans wear fitness trackers to monitor steps, sleep, and heart rate. A new study suggests these popular devices could soon do even more—like help detect serious health risks, including sleep apnea and high blood pressure. Researchers from Scripps Research found that night-to-night changes in when people fall asleep and wake up—known as […]
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