Plain-English translation of NCT06753045 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
The HEARTBEAT study is testing whether a smartwatch can detect early warning signs of heart disease by tracking your heart rate, heart rhythm, oxygen levels, and other vital signs. Researchers will use artificial intelligence to analyze this data from 10,000 participants — some with existing heart conditions and some who are healthy — to find patterns that might predict heart problems before they happen.
Heart attacks and strokes often come without warning, but this study believes there may be subtle changes in your body's signals that happen before serious heart events. By catching these warning signs early with a simple smartwatch, doctors might be able to help prevent serious heart disease in the future.
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After enrolling and giving consent, you'll receive a smartwatch and training on how to use it and complete online health surveys. You'll wear the smartwatch daily for one full year while it continuously records your heart rate, heart rhythm, oxygen levels, and other vital signs. At the end of the year, you'll return the device to Tulane University.
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