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In September, we introduced several upgrades to reports to help you review data more easily and reach conclusions faster. We added a magnifier for working on shorter time windows, paired with a slider for smooth navigation. You can also trim the start and end so the final report includes only the important part. New charts include ECG, chest movement, and sound level. In addition, EDF export is now available for some signals.

In July, we focused on improving how the app works day-to-day. We added new health components, made charts available across all sections, and introduced manual data editing for more metrics. You can now export ECG readings to PDF, sync blood pressure with Apple Health, and access new parameters like VO₂, energy expenditure, and blood glucose.

April was all about polishing behind-the-scenes details - invisible at first glance, yet key to a smoother, more enjoyable data experience.

Spain-based Giromed, led by Juan Roldan, unified its sleep and respiratory pathways around Aidmed One, delivering faster study turnarounds and standardized teleconsultations.

We are introducing two new health components — Body Position and Autonomic Balance — for deeper insight into sleep and recovery.

Today, we have introduced features that will help you organize your health data. From now on, you can customize your dashboard yourself—choose and arrange components according to your needs. Personalize the dashboard in the same way as in the Aidlab mobile app to focus on the indicators that matter most to you.

Sleep apnea monitoring plays a key role for those with bad sleep and health risks. If you are looking to check your sleep with no need for a sleep lab, this guide is what you need. Here, we show the steps to set up sleep apnea monitoring right at home, helping to gather the details for a good diagnosis.

This article helps you gain insights into remote patient monitoring devices and how to choose options that suit your needs. You will discover different device types, measures of key traits like accuracy, and how to think about cost, legal rules, and integration. For healthcare providers and patients, this post gives the info needed for wise choices in remote patient monitoring.

We’ve replaced our old rule-based insight engine with a new one that analyzes and correlates hundreds of health and fitness data points in less than a second.

Emilia Korsak, head of the university's Psychophysiology Laboratory of UWM, has set herself an ambitious research task – to use biofeedback technology in the prevention of eating disorders. In her scientific project, Korsak utilizes our Aidmed One band to better understand the genesis and therapy of eating disorders.

We are proud to announce the launch of Events, a feature that promises to transform the way professionals interact with health and fitness data. Events are here to provide unparalleled control over data annotation, making it easier than ever to monitor, analyze, and understand key health metrics.

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced fitness clubs to close, the global fitness sector faced a challenge unlike any before. On the one hand, fitness gyms were empty; on the other, homes worldwide pulsated with the energy of warm-ups, strength workouts, and yoga sessions.

Cardea Med's sleep clinic reimagined home apnea testing with Aidmed One kits, five-minute patient trainings, and instant sensor validation. Walk through their end-to-end flow-from kit handoff to Aidmed Cloud analysis, offline contingencies, and next-day consults-that shrank errors and sped up care. Clinics looking to modernize HSAT programs will find a proven template.

Heart monitoring is a crucial component of diagnosing and treating many cardiovascular diseases. In recent years, home heart monitoring devices that operate for at least 24 hours, known as mobile EKG Holters, have gained popularity. In this post, we will compare single-channel (1-lead) EKG Holters with three-channel (3-lead) EKG Holters, discuss the differences between these two types of devices, and provide a comparison table to help understand their diagnostic capabilities.

See how a five-center consortium monitored 600 COVID-19 and long-COVID patients with Aidmed One to predict deterioration at home. The study combined saturation, ECG, bioimpedance, cough audio, and symptoms to craft telemedicine guidelines and AI alerts that kept hospitals ahead of demand.