Health technology
Glucose spikes without diabetes: what can a monitor tell you?
A glucose trace can reveal patterns without proving better health. Recent reviews explain why healthy adults and people with prediabetes need separate consideration.
Healthcare Edition / Coverage
Clear starting points for patients and travelers, with sources and scope made explicit.
Health technology
A glucose trace can reveal patterns without proving better health. Recent reviews explain why healthy adults and people with prediabetes need separate consideration.
Health technology
Different clocks answer different questions. New research shows some scores respond to interventions, while their link to longer, healthier lives remains unresolved.
Health technology
HRV readings depend on how and when they are measured. Here is how personal baselines, overnight averages and device labels change their meaning.
Health technology
A watch estimates VO₂ max without measuring your breathing. Learn what the number means, how Apple calculates it and what validation studies can establish.
Health technology
Some light-treatment studies report benefits, but their results do not apply to every home mask or panel. Device settings, study populations and outcomes matter.
Health technology
What Apple's hypertension notifications detect, why they do not provide a blood-pressure reading, and where the feature's limits matter.
Health technology
Apple and Google turn sleep data into different ratings. Here is what feeds those numbers, why an update can change them, and what a score cannot establish.
Health technology
AirPods and hearing glasses combine familiar hardware with amplification. Their fitting methods, software modes and evidence are different.
Travel & assistance
How EHIC works during a temporary stay, why local charges can still apply, and where to apply or renew, including the Irish service.
Travel & assistance
Who Ireland’s Cross Border Directive scheme is for, how reimbursement is capped, and how it differs from EHIC and the Treatment Abroad Scheme.