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The Apple Fitness+ experience is shown on multiple Apple devices, including an iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch, with three trainers exercising in a studio with brick and wood walls; workout metrics like time, heart rate, and calories appear on the screens, and a pair of white AirPods sits in front of the devices.

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An energetic male Apple Fitness+ instructor smiles while holding a dynamic side-lunge pose in front of the large, colorful pink, green, and blue Apple Watch Activity Rings on a plain white background.

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Apple Watch Series 11 displaying a 'Possible Hypertension' notification on its screen, paired with an iPhone showing the Health app's hypertension alert. The iPhone screen shows a notification dated Mar 1-31, 2025, explaining that patterns related to hypertension have been identified in the last 30 days of heart data. The notification includes next steps recommending taking blood pressure with a cuff for 7 days and discussing results with a doctor. A blue 'Set Up Blood Pressure Log' button is visible at the bottom of the iPhone screen.

How to turn on Apple Watch hypertension notifications in minutes

Apple Watch can now detect patterns linked to hypertension, and…

An iPhone and an Apple Watch display a "Possible Hypertension" alert from the Apple Health app, showing that patterns related to hypertension were identified in the last 30 days of heart data. The iPhone screen shows details and next steps, while the Apple Watch displays a matching notification, both against a dark gradient background.

Hypertension notifications arrive on Apple Watch in Canada

Apple Watch users in Canada can now receive hypertension notifications,…

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Amazon Pharmacy introduces vending machines for quick prescription pickups

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Close-up view of a single Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 earbud in Electric Orange color against a gray background. The earbud features the distinctive ear hook design and Beats 'b' logo. A green heart rate tracking sensor is visible on the inner surface of the earbud. The image shows the sleek, curved design of the earbud from a side angle with dramatic lighting highlighting its contours.

Powerbeats Pro 2 now support Apple Fitness heart rate monitoring in iOS 26

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Apple Watch Ultra 3 with a titanium milanese loop band worn on a person's wrist, displaying a hypertension notification. The watch screen shows the Health app icon with a red heart symbol and the text 'Possible Hypertension' below it. The image is presented in black and white with only the watch display in color, emphasizing the health alert. The person is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and the background shows a blurred indoor setting.

FDA clears Apple Watch hypertension notifications in watchOS 26 update

Apple confirmed that hypertension alerts will arrive September 15 on…

Apple Watch Ultra 3 with a titanium milanese loop band worn on a person's wrist, displaying a hypertension notification. The watch screen shows the Health app icon with a red heart symbol and the text 'Possible Hypertension' below it. The image is presented in black and white with only the watch display in color, emphasizing the health alert. The person is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and the background shows a blurred indoor setting.

Apple Watch users gain new health insights with watchOS 26 rollout

With watchOS 26 launching on September 15, Apple Watch users…