January 26, 2023 |
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Quick tip of the dayLooking to work on your health? You don’t need a smartwatch to measure your heart rate.
Just remember, apps like this are not a replacement for seeing a medical professional or talking to your doctor if you’re not feeling well. 📱 For more smartphone smarts, check out this fantastic list of 10 iPhone tricks I use every day, and you will, too. |
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