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What 'clinically proven' is allowed to mean
The phrase sounds like a regulatory standard. In marketing it is closer to a description of a process, and the gap between the two is where the claim lives.
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The phrase sounds like a regulatory standard. In marketing it is closer to a description of a process, and the gap between the two is where the claim lives.
Wearables can measure movement and heart rate well. Sleep stages are a different problem — and the number on your screen is a guess dressed as a measurement.