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Released
March 1, 2020
Updated
July 15, 2024

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This app provides an alternative to stress tests for early detection of cardiac ischemia in healthy individuals. It analyzes 20 minutes of heart beat data to indicate general health status. Scores above 2.0 suggest good health, while lower scores may warrant retesting in a relaxed state.

✓Cardiac ischemia detection
✓Heartbeat data analysis
✓Health score indicator
✓Relaxed testing recommendations
✓Physician responsibility disclaimer
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What's New in HeartTrends

1.3.2

July 15, 2024

1) Visual Heartbeat & Battery status display 2) Change of address 3) Correction for GPS data

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FAQ

What is HeartTrends used for?

HeartTrends is used as an alternative to stress tests for early detection of cardiac ischemia in healthy individuals. It analyzes 20 minutes of heart beat data to provide an indication of general health.

How accurate is HeartTrends?

The app provides a score where values above 2.0 are indicative of good health. For scores below 2.0, it suggests repeating the test under relaxed, sedentary conditions. It does not offer a diagnostic opinion.

Is HeartTrends free to use?

Yes, HeartTrends is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with its use.

What devices does HeartTrends support?

HeartTrends is supported on iPhones and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is HeartTrends updated?

The app was last updated on July 15, 2024, with version 1.3.2. This indicates ongoing development and support from the developer.

What is the age rating for HeartTrends?

HeartTrends has an age rating of 12+. This means it is considered appropriate for users aged 12 and older.

Does HeartTrends provide medical diagnoses?

No, HeartTrends explicitly states that it does not offer a diagnostic opinion to the individual. The responsibility for diagnosis lies with a physician.

What does a HeartTrends score of 2.0 mean?

A score above 2.0 on HeartTrends is indicative of good health. If your score is below 2.0, it is recommended to repeat the test in a relaxed, sedentary state.