Health education

Understand health data with context

Clear, evidence-informed explanations of what wearable and home health data can mean, where it has limits and how to use it responsibly.

Blood pressure

Home Blood Pressure: From Readings to Meaningful Trends

Learn the basic conditions, recording habits and common sources of error involved in home blood pressure monitoring.

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Blood oxygen

Wearable Blood Oxygen: Understanding Changes and Limits

Understand factors that affect wearable oxygen readings, their limitations and when an abnormal value needs professional attention.

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Sleep

Sleep Tracking: Using Stages and Trends Responsibly

Learn how wearables estimate sleep stages and how to use duration and trend data more responsibly.

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Heart rate

Heart Rate Trends: Rest, Activity and Measurement Context

Understand the difference between resting and active heart rate, and why context matters more than an isolated value.

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Daily activity

Activity Tracking: Beyond Steps to Intensity and Consistency

Learn how steps, intensity, duration and strength training contribute to a more complete activity record.

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Privacy and security

Health Data Privacy: What to Check Before Using an App

Understand health app permissions, collection, retention, sharing and deletion so you can make informed privacy choices.

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