Since the Apple Watch has focused on health aspects, we've proven how its use has helped save lives users worldwide. And while the fact that one device is able to prevent irreversible damage to health is already quite surprising, it is also true that there are issues that, by their nature, tend to be better than others.
Of those stories that need to be listened to over and over to believe, there have been hundreds to be remembered. At the time, the Apple Watch was communicating with the right people or helping others by alerting them to deadly health conditions, assisting them in accidents or to improve your health
The amazing news of how the Apple Watch has helped or saved a variety of people
1. Apple Watch saves youtuber life
The famous 3D Printer Nerd channel presenter, Joel Leting encountered a strange situation when he received a notice from his Apple Watch showing that his heart rate had increased to 120 BPM while he was inactive. Fortunately, Knowing listened to the information on his smartphone and went to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with pressure tachycardia.
Although it was later determined that it was not a serious condition, timely medical interventions helped to make it less costly. As the good son of social media networks, Kutshela shared the news via Twitter, and the surprise reaction was immediate.
The Apple Watch reported on an epileptic attack
Apple's smart watch is famous for adoption variations in blood pressure and users, associated with many heart problems, but another activity that has helped save many lives the fall of adoption.
This is a project that helped save the life of Kate Donald, a mother of three 40-year-old children in Sydney, Australia, who suffers epilepsy Due to her condition, Kate is prone to fall during the attack, so also thinking about the situation when she was alone, her husband set the method on her watch, indicating that she should be contacted in the event of this.
When Kate was home alone, she suffered a seizure and fell there. Sche Apple Watch she contacted her husband and emergency services automatically, who just went to her home to help her, avoiding major problems.
The Apple Watch Noise app helped an autistic man
In addition to experiencing health issues, Apple Watch has developed apps to improve the quality of life in every way possible. This happened with Sam Bennett, a 21-year-old young man. To aid his excellent development in public places, his father has set up an Apple Watch Audio app which shows the intensity of the word with a color-based graph.
Thanks to Noise, Sam, who did not recognize the volume of his voice, has already understood how to behave better in low-volume environments, such as the library, for example.
4. The Apple Watch has acquired Afib status
Apple Watch Health Services has helped raise awareness of Chris Mint, a project manager in Britain about atrape fibrillation (Afib), a condition that leads to hypertension and future medical problems, and is considered less common in children under 30.
In a warning about his watch, Mint went to the hospital and surprised his doctors to warn them of a device error due to Mint's age, they found two heart valves, which they could fix in a timely manner Avoid major consequences.
A 67-year-old man has been rescued by a fall victim
Paramedics found a 67-year-old man, who was in a serious health condition in February 2019 after him. Apple Watch Series 4 He saw a serious fall and warned the ambulance to come to him.
Toralv Østvang was found unconscious and bloody, with multiple injuries to his head. The person is well and is in good health.
This is some of the good news that the Apple Watch has come to achieve the great legacy that Apple wants to leave behind as its contribution to life.
