Today’s post comes from the Wally, the life coach of the skeptical cardiologist, who (ultimately) relates what happened when he agreed to do a blood pressure experiment in exchange for
The Omron HeartGuide (OHG) is a digital wristwatch that takes oscillometric measurements of blood pressure. Named to TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2019 list, the promise of this device was succinctly
The skeptical cardiologist has been a huge advocate of personal mobile ECG monitoring to empower patient’s in understanding/monitoring their heart rhythm. The deserved leaders in this field are the Apple
I’ve been evaluating a wearable wrist watch blood pressure monitor for the last week. After a Twitter interaction with Omron stimulated by Dr. Wen Dombrowski, the Omron people loaned me
I’ve been evaluating a wearable wrist watch blood pressure monitor for the last week. After a Twitter interaction with Omron stimulated by Dr. Wen Dombrowski, the Omron people loaned me
The skeptical cardiologist refuses to buy anything on Black Friday. I don’t want to be manipulated into buying something just because it is cheaper for a while. However, I have
Apple Watch and other fitness trackers have the capability to provide us with information on cardiovascular parameters which reflect the activity of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). Measures of the
One of the joys of writing this blog is the communication it allows me with discerning individuals and patients across the planet. One such reader, Mark Goldstein, discovered he was
Anthony C. Pearson M.D., F.A.C.C. is a cardiologist, musician, writer and a regular columnist at MedPage Today