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Decisions about safe fitness activities will be made by gyms, clients, Alberta health minister says

Decisions about safe fitness activities will be made by gyms, clients, Alberta health minister says
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Google Pixel Phones Will Let Users Measure Heart and Breathing Rates by Placing Finger on Camera Lens

»Google Pixel Phones Will Let Users Measure Heart and Breathing Rates by Placing Finger on Camera Lens 1-MIN READ Google Pixel Phones Will Let Users Measure Heart and Breathing Rates by Placing Finger on Camera Lens The smartphone camera approach is more ad hoc - users who want to take a pulse place their finger over the lens, which catches subtle colour changes that correspond to blood flow. FOLLOW US ON: Cameras on Google Pixel smartphones will be able to measure heart and breathing rates starting next month, in one of the first applications of Alphabet s artificial intelligence technology to its wellness services. Health programmes available on Google Play s store and Apple’s App Store for years have provided the same functionality. But a study in 2017 found accuracy varied and adoption of the apps remains low.

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Holding the Breath, Low Breathing Rate May Up Risk of Covid-19, Says IIT Study

Holding the Breath, Low Breathing Rate May Up Risk of Covid-19, Says IIT Study FOLLOW US ON: New Delhi: Holding the breath and having low breathing rate can increase the chances of the novel coronavirus-laden droplets being deposited deep in the lungs, according to a study by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras. The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Physics of Fluids, paves the way for developing better therapies and drugs for respiratory infections, including coronavirus disease-19 (COVID-19). The researchers noted that several infectious respiratory diseases like COVID-19, that threaten the human lives globally, transmit primarily through virus laden droplets. Dramatic respiratory events such as coughs and sneezes that yield a large quantity of droplets play a vital role in aiding such transmission, they said.

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