News: Nokia pulls Pulse Wave Velocity feature from Body Cardio over regulatory issues
Nokia has been forced to disable the Pulse Wave velocity feature that allowed its Body Cardio scale to measure arterial stiffness and high blood pressure, according to an updated FAQ from the company. The scale used the speed at which heartbeat-generated vibrations spread out along arterial walls and the time it takes for blood to flow from the heart to the feet to go well beyond the measurements a normal bathroom scale can make. But In the company’s…
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News: Nokia pulls Pulse Wave Velocity feature from Body Cardio over regulatory issues
