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How to share ECG results with your doctor

[2018-12-06 21:21:19]

watchOS 5.1.2 includes the much-anticipated ECG app for Apple Watch. With it, you’re able to take an electrocardiogram and send it to your doctor. This is especially crucial if the ECG results show that you may potentially have atrial fibrillation. Follow along to learn how to share ECG results with your doctor. The post How to share ECG results with your doctor appeared first on 9to5Mac.

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