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Samsung-funded study shows just how well the Galaxy Watch4 s blood oxygen sensor works

Samsung-funded study shows just how well the Galaxy Watch4 s blood oxygen sensor works
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Dragging? This nap could be just what you need to pep you up

Folks who find themselves feeling draggy or foggy \u2014 a mid-afternoon slump \u2014 might greatly benefit from a short nap in the afternoon.

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What s the ideal length of time for a nap? Is a power nap good?

Research suggests the sweet spot for napping is 20 minutes. But it varies some by age, too. What are the benefits of napping? Improved memory, mood, cognition top the list.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Study Shows its SpO2 Blood Oxygen Sensor is Impressively Accurate

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Study Shows its SpO2 Blood Oxygen Sensor is Impressively Accurate Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 study shows that its SpO2 blood oxygen sensor is accurate enough to be compared to medical tools.

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Sleeping less than six hours a night when Covid struck raised risk

Researchers led by Harvard University found those sleeping less than six hours a night were up to 75 per cent more likely to be struggling with the conditions compared to normal sleepers.

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