There's a short article linked at the bottom about how a doctor thinks generally healthy people under 65 with an Apple watch 4 should "just ignore" Apple's new ECG app, and that they'll just cause undue burden on the medical system with false positives. However, the ECG app has been credited with saving some patients who had serious afib and they credit the watch to alerting them. This doctor believes these are "edge cases". Since more and more people, particularly under 65 are adopting smart watches, and ECG software will become more common, what's your opinion on the data these smart watches collect and how seriously people should pay attention to them?
One doctor believes healthy Apple Watch users under 65 should generally ‘ignore’ the ECG app
One doctor believes healthy Apple Watch users under 65 should generally ‘ignore’ the ECG app