Many people who contract the coronavirus appear asymptomatic — here’s how fitness trackers may help provide them with some necessary health insights.
Key points
- Researchers estimate that up to half of those who have contracted the coronavirus are asymptomatic.
- People with COVID-19 who display no symptoms may be a risk to others, as testing capabilities in the U.S. are still limited and some states begin to reopen businesses.
- Fitness tracking companies such as Oura and Whoop have begun working on studies that may help catch initial signs of the coronavirus in asymptomatic people.
- Countries like China are now using fitness tracking technology to monitor the health of recovered patients, some of which are once again testing positive for the virus.
Read the story at The Hill.com
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