Put simply, SpO2 is a measure of blood oxygen saturation. The more oxygen you have in your blood, the higher your SpO2 levels are going to be. Seeing as our bodies need oxygen to survive, we can ...

Medical terms like blood oxygen, spO2 levels, and oxygen saturation became more popular during the peak COVID-19 pandemic. The Delta variant had taken a massive toll on the population, leading to ...

We are witnessing the worst pandemic situation in the form of coronavirus scare. The cases are increasing sharply and that is leading to massive chaos in hospitals. The condition of many people is ...

Can any Covid-19 patient, whose oxygen levels show an alarming drop below the clinically acceptable mark, use an oxygen concentrator to help themselves? Here's a primer. As India battles the second ...

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In 2020, as COVID-19 hit the world, one aspect of our body became the buzzword- blood oxygen saturation. Just like people would monitor their blood pressure, pulse, or temperature, they were suddenly ...

The best part is that unlike a one-off check with an Oximeter or a visit to the doctor, the OnePlus Band can be programmed to monitor your blood oxygen continuously round the clock, even while you are ...

When Fitbit launched the Charge 4 fitness band, one of the features we found the most interesting was its ability to estimate users' blood oxygen saturation levels through its SpO2 monitor. Users ...

Fitbit’s range of smartwatches will track blood oxygen levels throughout the time you are wearing them. Fitbit has introduced a new watch face for its Ionic, Versa and Sense smartwatches that comes ...