Smartwatches and fitness bands have become very focused on the year.
Apple with SmartWatch and brands like Fitbit have integrated important health features on their devices.
A new research implies that Apple Watch – and some other imposed – can detect the long-term effects of Covid-19.
A report by the New York Times CITES The research was conducted by scientists at the Translation Research Institute of Scripps in California.
According to scientists, they found that about “nine days after participants with Covid first began reporting symptoms, their heartbeat dropped.” Immediately after DIP, according to scientists, the heartbeat of the patient Covid-19 rose again and increased for months.
“The average time consuming 79 days, because their heart rate rested to return to normal, compared to only four days for them in a non-covid group,” said scientists in their research.
Furthermore, “the level of sleep and physical activity also returns to the beginning slower to them with Covid-19 compared to them with other diseases,” record the report.
A small subset of people’s heartbeat remains above normal for one to one month after they are infected by Covid-19.
“Nearly 14 percent of them with this disease fall into this category, and their heartbeat does not return to normal for more than 133 days, on average,” report report.
Smartwatches such as Apple Watch and Fitbit monitor data on the price, body temperature, physical activity, and others – can help detect the early signs of Covid-19 symptoms.
Research shows that Fitbit or Apple Watch data displays physiological changes and behavior that can last Sunday or month after someone is diagnosed with Covid-19.
This study monitors 37,000 participants for more than nine months.
All participants must download the application and agree to share personal data that can be used, health records and symptoms.