Comment Comment by aaron695 It's definitely wrong.> But medically speaking, smartwatches are probably decades away from independently diagnosing anythingBut it's because we won't do it. There's nothing technical or hard to make this right.I don't believe it's hard to pick up a heart attack using a wearable. But I don't think many heart attacks are picked up with wearables.Record everything, if something is different see a doctor should both meet this requirement and be highly beneficial.A smartwatch will just communicate. That could be to an online database or a person.If the intent is around privacy and no doctor or external thing is ever consulted and not recommended to be consulted. Then, yes it's decades away. parent aaron695 5 years ago
> But medically speaking, smartwatches are probably decades away from independently diagnosing anything
But it's because we won't do it. There's nothing technical or hard to make this right.
I don't believe it's hard to pick up a heart attack using a wearable. But I don't think many heart attacks are picked up with wearables.
Record everything, if something is different see a doctor should both meet this requirement and be highly beneficial.
A smartwatch will just communicate. That could be to an online database or a person.
If the intent is around privacy and no doctor or external thing is ever consulted and not recommended to be consulted. Then, yes it's decades away.