"The updated Oura app will introduce a new Cumulative Stress feature that provides a weekly overview of how the body manages and recovers from sustained stress, drawing from sleep, heart rate, temperature, and activity data. The redesign, Cumulative Stress, and a new stress management dashboard will be available on iOS and Android globally "in the coming weeks," according to Oura."
"The company also announced that it's working with the FDA on a blood pressure study that will be available for US members of its Oura Labs early access platform "in the coming months." Its aim is to develop a feature that can "identify early signs of hypertension" - a term for abnormally high blood pressure in the blood vessels."
Oura is launching a redesigned app that expands stress-tracking insights and introduces a Cumulative Stress metric offering weekly overviews of stress management and recovery. Cumulative Stress combines sleep, heart rate, temperature, and activity data and will appear alongside a stress management dashboard on iOS and Android globally in the coming weeks. Oura is also working with the FDA on a blood pressure study for US Oura Labs early access members, aiming to combine ring data with questionnaire inputs to identify early signs of hypertension.
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