According to a study recently released by the University of Manchester in the UK, 24-hour continuous monitoring of human hormone levels through wearable devices can detect abnormal hormone fluctuations that may be missed by routine tests. This may help diagnose a common but easily overlooked cause of high blood pressure — primary hyperaldosteronism — earlier.

According to a study recently released by the University of Manchester in the UK, 24-hour continuous monitoring of human hormone levels through wearable devices can detect abnormal hormone fluctuations that may be missed by routine tests. This may help diagnose a common but easily overlooked cause of high blood pressure — primary hyperaldosteronism — earlier.