It’s not every day that a tech site covers health or cosmetics. However, this one had to be covered. KAO, the company behind some of Japan’s best cosmetic products has released a new way to help keep Dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases at bay. This new product is launching hot off the heels of the announcement of QDenga, a novel vaccine for dengue, in Malaysia.
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It may seem quite absurd to suddenly be going all out to keep diseases like Dengue and Chikungunya in check. However, Malaysia and many other tropical countries have long been plagued by these diseases. In 2023 alone, Malaysia saw an exponential increase in Dengue cases totalling about 123,133 cases – a whopping 86.3% compared to 2022. This coincided with a 78.6% increase in Dengue-related deaths. In the first quarter of 2024 alone, there have been 41,565 reported cases and 28 deaths. This again is a rise compared to last year. With an increasing disease burden, KAO is hoping that its new “Bioré GUARD Mos Block Serum” will be a valuable addition to reducing the disease burden in Malaysia and the rest of the world.
Using a Commonly Used Emulsifier to Keep Mosquitoes Away
KAO’s Bioré GUARD Mos Block Serum uses something that we’ve been using for ages in cosmetic products as its active ingredient – Silicone oil. Through research, the team at KAO realised that Silicone oil which is commonly used as an emulsifier in cosmetics has an unpredicted effect on mosquito behaviour.
(Source: KAO) The KAO Research Team showing the efficacy of the Bioré GUARD Mos Block Serum Live at the launch.
Their research showed that somehow, mosquitoes would not land on surfaces lined with Silicone oil. Through further observation, researchers realised that mosquitoes would also work to remove the residues after contact. Through further research, the team realised that Silicone oil also exerts a downward force that is equal to about 80% of the weight of the mosquito itself. Due to this, mosquitoes tend to be “repelled” from skin and surfaces lined with Silicone oil.
Thanks to these observations, KAO is using Silicone oil as its active ingredient in the Biore Mos Block Serum. This also means that the serum is inert and safe to use even on sensitive skin. When queried, the team affirms that the serum has been dermatologically tested and is safe even for infants and toddlers. Another plus point is the omission of harmful substances like diethyltoluamide (DEET) or Picardin or even harsh essential oils. These substances are known to cause adverse reactions in individuals with dermatological sensitivities.
Pricing & Availability
The Bioré GUARD Mos Block Serum is now available in most pharmacies for RM24.90 for 100g. It is available in two variants: Fresh Lavender and Sweet Blossom. KAO says that availability in other retail outlets will follow after the initial rollout in pharmacies.
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death globally, impacting millions of lives each year. While significant progress has been made in understanding the risk factors associated with heart disease, the precise genetic underpinnings of this complex condition have remained largely elusive. However, a recent breakthrough involving artificial intelligence (AI) offers a glimpse into a future where personalized medicine for heart disease becomes a reality.
Heart disease is a multifaceted condition influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Traditional methods for identifying genes associated with disease often relied on genome-wide association studies (GWAS). These studies compare the genetic makeup of individuals with and without a particular disease, searching for variations (single nucleotide polymorphisms or SNPs) that occur more frequently in the diseased population. While GWAS have identified numerous SNPs linked to heart disease, many of these variants exert a relatively weak effect, making it challenging to pinpoint the specific genes responsible and develop targeted therapies.
Machine Learning Model Used to Gain More Insights by Researchers
Researchers at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai are pioneering the use of a novel AI tool to unlock the secrets hidden within our genes. This tool, called a machine learning-based marker (MLBM), takes a more sophisticated approach compared to traditional GWAS. Instead of simply analyzing individual SNPs, the MLBM leverages machine learning algorithms to identify complex patterns across hundreds of genetic variants. Imagine sifting through a vast library of books, searching not just for individual words but for nuanced patterns and connections between sentences and paragraphs. The MLBM operates in a similar fashion, analyzing the interplay between numerous genetic variations to identify those that collectively contribute to an increased risk of heart disease.
The MLBM’s ability to identify complex patterns within genetic data has yielded significant results. The research team used the MLBM to analyze electronic health records and genetic data from over 600,000 individuals. This analysis revealed not only common SNPs associated with heart disease but also a set of rare coding variants within 17 previously unknown genes. These rare variants, while individually occurring in a smaller proportion of the population, may exert a more significant impact on heart disease risk. Imagine finding a single, critical clue hidden amongst a mountain of seemingly unrelated information. The MLBM’s ability to identify these rare yet impactful genetic variations holds immense potential for uncovering new pathways involved in heart disease development.
The identification of these novel genes opens doors for the development of more targeted therapies for heart disease. By understanding the specific genetic mutations contributing to an individual’s risk, doctors can potentially tailor treatment plans to address the underlying cause rather than simply manage symptoms. Imagine a future where preventive measures and medications can be personalized based on a person’s unique genetic makeup, potentially preventing heart disease altogether.
New Technologies Changing Medical Research
The success of the MLBM in uncovering new genetic variants for heart disease signifies a paradigm shift in our approach to medical research. AI has the potential to revolutionize the way we diagnose, treat, and ultimately prevent a wide range of diseases. By harnessing the power of AI to analyze complex biological data, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the intricate dance between genes and disease. This newfound knowledge can pave the way for the development of personalized medicine, offering a future where healthcare becomes more proactive and effective in combating life-threatening conditions like heart disease.
Apple Watch has become an indispensable tool for many users, offering fitness tracking, communication features, and a convenient way to stay on top of notifications. Each iteration of WatchOS has brought many enhancements that make the experience of Apple Watches a little better. This year’s watchOS 11 update promises a range of enhancements focused on personalization, improved health insights, and expanded functionality, solidifying the Apple Watch’s position as a comprehensive and versatile wearable device. Let’s delve deeper into the key features shared at WWDC 2024.
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Taking Control of Your Activity Rings
watchOS 11 introduces a new level of personalization for Activity rings. Imagine needing a break from your fitness routine due to an injury or a busy schedule. With watchOS 11, you can now pause your Activity rings for a day, a week, a month, or even longer. This allows you to maintain your award streak while taking a necessary break, ensuring a more flexible approach to fitness goals. Additionally, users can customize their Activity ring goals by day of the week. Imagine setting a more ambitious move goal for weekdays when you have more time for exercise, while setting a more relaxed target for weekends. This customization empowers users to tailor their Activity rings to their individual schedules and fitness aspirations.
The Vitals App: A Holistic View of Your Health
watchOS 11 introduces the Vitals app, offering a centralized location to view key health metrics. Imagine glancing at your watch and seeing your overnight heart rate, respiratory rate, wrist temperature, blood oxygen level, and sleep duration displayed conveniently in one place. The Vitals app provides a holistic snapshot of your overall health and well-being, empowering you to make informed decisions about your health and fitness routines.
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For expecting mothers, watchOS 11 integrates seamlessly with the Health app on iPhone. The Cycle Tracking app on Apple Watch can display gestational age and allow users to log pregnancy symptoms, providing valuable insights throughout their pregnancy journey.
Smarter Stacks for Enhanced Functionality
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Smart Stacks, a feature that groups relevant watch faces together for easy access, receives an upgrade in watchOS 11. Imagine a Smart Stack that automatically displays the weather forecast in the morning, your workout routine during exercise hours, and upcoming calendar events throughout the day. This functionality leverages on-device intelligence to display the most relevant information at the most opportune time, eliminating the need to manually switch between different watch faces.
Live Activities: Staying Connected in Real-Time
watchOS 11 introduces Live Activities, a new feature that allows users to stay updated on events happening in real-time directly from their wrist. Imagine following the live score of a sporting event, monitoring the progress of a ride-sharing service, or tracking the status of a food delivery order, all without needing to unlock your iPhone. Live Activities provide a convenient way to stay connected to ongoing events without interrupting your workflow.
Introducing the Translate App
watchOS 11 expands communication capabilities with the introduction of the Translate app. Imagine travelling abroad and needing to translate a phrase or sentence on the fly. With the Translate app, you can simply type or dictate a phrase in one language and view the translated text on your watch screen. This functionality can be particularly useful for navigating unfamiliar places, ordering food, or simply breaking down language barriers during your travels.
Enhanced Workout Tracking with Expanded Options
The Workout app on Apple Watch receives an upgrade in watchOS 11. Imagine having access to more structured workout options beyond running, walking, and cycling. With watchOS 11, users can create custom workouts for activities like swimming, strength training, or yoga. Additionally, the ability to set target-based and time-based intervals within workouts allows for a more personalized and goal-oriented fitness experience.
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watchOS 11 also introduces Training Load, a new metric that calculates the intensity and duration of your workouts, providing insights into your overall training effectiveness and recovery needs. Imagine understanding how your workouts are impacting your body and adjusting your training plan accordingly to optimize your performance and prevent injury.
A More Personalized Watch Face
watchOS 11 introduces a redesigned Photos watch face that uses machine learning to automatically curate photos that it thinks will look best as a watch face. Imagine having a dynamic watch face that showcases your favourite memories throughout the day. Additionally, users can customize the watch face with different font and colour options to further personalize their Apple Watch experience.
Beyond the Headline Features: Minor Enhancements
While personalization features, the Vitals app, Live Activities, and the Translate app take centre stage in watchOS 11, there are additional enhancements worth mentioning. Users can now send and receive Apple Cash by holding the Apple Watch near another watch or iPhone with Tap to Cash, eliminating the need to carry physical cash or a debit card for small transactions. Additionally, offline turn-by-turn navigation for custom walking routes and hikes is now available for all U.S. national parks, allowing users to explore these natural wonders without relying on a cellular connection.
A new era in dental care may be dawning, thanks to a revolutionary drug that has been approved for the first time in human trials. This drug, developed by a research team at Kyoto University, Japan, has the potential to regrow teeth – a feat previously only possible in our imaginations.
The drug works by targeting a specific protein called USAG-1 (uterine sensitization-associated gene-1). This protein acts as a natural inhibitor of tooth growth. By deactivating USAG-1, the drug essentially removes the roadblock and allows for the resumption of tooth development. The deactivated USAG-1 protein no longer hinders the interaction between bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) and other cellular processes essential for tooth formation. The activation of BMP signalling then triggers the growth of new bone and dental tissue.
The research team led by Dr. Katsu Takahashi, a molecular biologist and dentist, has been working on this concept since 2005. Their initial research focused on understanding the role of USAG-1 in tooth development. Following these discoveries, they conducted successful experiments in mice with tooth agenesis, a condition where teeth fail to develop naturally. These studies demonstrated that blocking USAG-1 with an antibody could stimulate tooth regrowth.
Building upon the success in animal models, researchers have developed a new iteration of the drug specifically for human use. This injectable drug has now been approved for human trials, with the first phase expected to begin in September 2024 at Kyoto University Hospital. The trial will involve 30 male participants between the ages of 30 and 64 who are missing at least one molar tooth.
It is important to note that this is a Phase 1 trial, the initial stage of human testing. The primary focus will be on assessing the drug’s safety and potential side effects in humans. Efficacy, or the drug’s ability to regrow teeth, will be a secondary objective in this phase. Even if successful, further trials will be required to determine the long-term effectiveness and optimal treatment protocols.
The potential impact of this research is significant. If successful, this drug could revolutionize dentistry, offering a permanent solution for tooth loss. This could potentially eliminate the need for traditional dental implants, bridges, and dentures, all of which come with their own limitations and drawbacks. However, it is important to manage expectations, as the technology is still in its early stages.
The upcoming human trial will be a crucial step in evaluating the safety and efficacy of this groundbreaking drug. While the potential for tooth regeneration is exciting, researchers emphasize the importance of a rigorous scientific process to ensure the development of a safe and reliable treatment option for patients suffering from tooth loss.
Alibaba Group’s research institute, DAMO Academy, has joined forces with the World Health Organisation (WHO) Collaborating Center on Digital Health in a landmark partnership to advance medical AI innovations and expand accessibility in developing countries. This collaboration signifies a significant step towards leveraging cutting-edge AI technology to improve global healthcare outcomes.
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The WHO Collaborating Center on Digital Health, the first of its kind in the Western Pacific region, plays a pivotal role in supporting WHO initiatives. It spearheads digital health information exchange, scientific research, and international standard development, while also providing technical training to member countries.
This strategic partnership, officially launched at the UN’s AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, unites the strengths of both entities. DAMO Academy and the WHO Collaborating Center will collaborate on research and provide expert guidance in the fields of digital health, AI, and industrial development, ultimately supporting organizations like the WHO and the International Telecommunication Union.
An Inherently Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Recognizing the inherently interdisciplinary nature of AI and digital health, the partnership also focuses on joint training initiatives. These programs will encompass medicine, engineering, digital health, AI, industrial development, and other relevant fields. The goal is to cultivate a new generation of professionals equipped with the comprehensive skillset necessary to advance digital healthcare solutions.
Furthermore, the WHO Collaborating Center will leverage its resources to actively promote DAMO Academy’s medical AI solutions in developing countries. This strategic move strengthens international outreach for digital health initiatives, ultimately fostering health and wellness through technological advancements.
“Through this partnership with the WHO Collaborating Center on Digital Health, DAMO Academy embarks on a mission to democratize access to medical AI for those in need,” said Le Lu, Head of DAMO Academy’s medical AI team. “By working together, we aim to leverage advancements in medical AI development and digital health accessibility to improve healthcare for underserved communities.”
“This collaboration signifies not just a shared vision but a tangible commitment to harnessing the power of digital innovations to cultivate global health and wellness,” echoed Shan Xu, Head of the WHO Collaborating Centre on Digital Health. “By pooling our expertise and leveraging cutting-edge AI technology, we are poised to drive a transformative shift in digital health, particularly for developing countries.”
Pioneering Multi-Cancer Early Detection with AI
DAMO Academy’s medical AI team is at the forefront of exploring cost-effective and efficient methods for multi-cancer screening using AI technology. This ongoing research, conducted in collaboration with leading global medical institutions, has yielded significant progress. Their AI model demonstrates exceptional promise in detecting seven common cancers, including pancreatic, oesophagal, lung, breast, liver, gastric, and colorectal, all from a single CT scan.
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This achievement is particularly noteworthy in the case of pancreatic cancer, a notoriously difficult-to-detect disease with a poor prognosis when identified at later stages. A large-scale real-world pancreatic cancer detection study, published in Nature Medicine by DAMO Academy and a consortium of over 10 medical institutions, revealed an impressive sensitivity of 92.9% and a specificity of 99.9% achieved by their AI model. This technology is already being implemented in two hospitals within China’s Zhejiang province as part of Alibaba’s philanthropic program, demonstrating its real-world potential.
The DAMO Academy and WHO Collaborating Center on Digital Health partnership represents a significant milestone in the global healthcare landscape. By combining expertise and resources, this collaboration holds immense promise for expanding access to advanced medical AI solutions in developing countries. This, in turn, has the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery and improve health outcomes for millions around the world.
Zepp Health, the company behind the Amazfit smartwatches and wearables, has announced a significant update to its Zepp OS operating system. This update, Zepp OS 3.5, introduces a groundbreaking feature called Zepp Flow. Zepp Flow integrates a Natural-Language User Interface (LUI) powered by large language model (LLM) artificial intelligence into Zepp OS – an industry first.
The LUI in Zepp Flow allows users to interact with their Amazfit Balance smartwatch more naturally by using their voice. This represents a major leap forward in AI integration, enabling the device to recognize and respond to spoken commands. In the company’s own words at MWC Barcelona 2024, “Zepp Flow fosters a shift from a traditional smartwatch experience to a more intuitive and interactive one, akin to having a conversation with your device. With voice-based interaction, users can enjoy a more personalized experience, managing their health and well-being through AI-powered features.”
Zepp Flow empowers users to perform various tasks on their Amazfit Balance smartwatch using just their voice. This includes scheduling appointments, replying to notifications, checking the weather, and much more.
The Zepp OS 3.5 update offers more than just voice interaction. Additional features cater to both fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious users.
Marathon Training Support: Zepp Coach, the built-in training app, now offers support for half and full-marathon training plans. This update also includes a new Confidence Index and Plan Completion Rate to provide valuable insights into your training progress.
HRV Recording: Sleep Heart Rate Variability (HRV) tracks variations in your heartbeat, offering insights into your recovery state, stress levels, and post-exercise recuperation. The watch displays complete records of your previous night’s HRV data, promoting a holistic understanding of your well-being.
WhatsApp Integration (Android Only): You can now view WhatsApp image messages directly on your Amazfit Balance smartwatch when received through your Android device.
Enhanced Navigation: The update improves map functionality with intuitive road names, making it easier to navigate during runs, hikes, or when exploring new locations.
Expanded Sports Modes: The list of available sports modes has been expanded to include bouldering and indoor rock climbing.
Running Power Tracking: Gain insights into your running performance with the new Running Power tracking feature.
Winter Sports Enhancements: Experience improved functionality for snowboarding and skiing, including trail navigation and resort maps.
Zepp Health is committed to advancing AI technology in the wearable space. Malaysia can expect to see the launch of the Zepp Aura personal wellness assistant in July 2024.
Samsung is bringing its Galaxy AI technology to the Galaxy Watch series, marking a significant step forward in health and wellness features for smartwatch users. This integration, announced on May 28th, 2024, leverages the power of on-device artificial intelligence to provide more comprehensive health insights and personalized motivational coaching.
Samsung has long been a leader in the wearable technology space, with the Galaxy Watch series consistently pushing the boundaries of what a smartwatch can do. The introduction of Galaxy AI is a renewed commitment to providing users with advanced health and wellness experiences. This technology focuses on utilizing meaningful and actionable insights derived from user data to empower individuals to take control of their health.
The magic behind Galaxy AI lies in its ability to combine powerful on-device AI with the extensive data collected by the Samsung Health app. This comprehensive data set, encompassing sleep patterns, activity levels, and heart rate, allows Galaxy AI to generate a holistic view of a user’s health. By analyzing this data, Galaxy AI can provide users with features like:
Energy Score: This feature offers a summary of a user’s current health condition by analyzing sleep, activity, and heart rate metrics. It provides a clear and user-friendly way to understand one’s overall well-being.
Wellness Tips: Galaxy AI takes things a step further by offering personalized wellness tips and motivational nudges. These tips are tailored to a user’s specific health goals and data, making them more relevant and actionable.
Samsung stresses its commitment to user privacy and security with the integration of Galaxy AI. The AI processing occurs entirely on the device itself, ensuring that user data stays private and secure. This focus on user control empowers individuals to feel comfortable utilizing the advanced features offered by Galaxy AI.
Period poverty, the struggle to afford safe and hygienic menstrual products, is a real issue in Malaysia. ATLAS Vending, a vending machine company, is tackling this challenge head-on with innovative technology and a social conscience.
(From left) Dr Lenny Suriyani binti Safri (Wakil Hospital Canselor Tunku Mukhriz UKM), Cik Kamisah binti Abu Bakar (Pengetua Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Tun Razak), Cik Yapp Pau Ling (Pengarah Komersial, Vinda Malaysi
Partnering with Libresse, a hygiene brand under Etika, and Yang Berhormat Dato’ Seri Dr. Wan Azizah binti Dr. Wan Ismail, a Member of the Malaysian Parliament, ATLAS Vending has introduced free sanitary pad dispensing machines. These machines utilize a card access system, ensuring privacy and dignity for users.
This initiative prioritizes marginalized communities, particularly young women. Up to 600 recipients from Sekolah Menengah Sains Selangor, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Bandar Tun Razak and Hospital Chancellor Tuanku Muhriz UKM (formerly Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysian) will have access to free sanitary pads each month. Those in need of sanitary pads will be able to access them via a card access system to ensure privacy and prevent misuse of the vending machine and the products.
The fight against period poverty goes beyond providing access to products. ATLAS Vending acknowledges the need to address the cultural stigma surrounding menstruation. They see potential in social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube to educate both women and men about menstrual health.
“It’s time to break the taboo surrounding menstruation so that young women know the best way to take care of themselves during their periods. Social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube can provide accessible knowledge and education, even for men, promoting better menstrual health practices.”“
Yang Berhormat Dato’ Seri Dr Wan Azizah binti Dr Wan Ismail emphasizes the importance of collaboration between private companies and government bodies. She highlights the need to break the silence and provide accessible knowledge to combat misinformation.
Libresse, a hygiene brand partnering with ATLAS Vending, shares the commitment to empowering women. They believe menstruation is a natural part of life and shouldn’t be a source of shame. Their educational campaigns aim to create a supportive environment where women can learn about their bodies and manage their periods confidently and with dignity.
(from left) Dr Lenny Suriyani binti Safri (Wakil Hospital Canselor Tunku Mukhriz UKM), Puan Amy Gan (Naib Presiden Pemasaran Etika Sdn. Bhd.), Yang Berhormat Dato’ Seri Dr. Wan Azizah binti Dr. Wan Ismail (Ahli Parlimen Bandar Tun Razak)
This initiative is just the beginning. ATLAS Vending acknowledges the long road ahead in dismantling the stigma surrounding menstruation. They plan to expand the program, installing more machines across Malaysia to reach those most in need.
By combining innovative technology with social responsibility, ATLAS Vending is significantly impacting the lives of women and girls in Malaysia. Their collaboration with Libresse and government officials paves the way for a future where no woman is held back by period poverty.
Google I/O concluded recently unveiling a wave of exciting updates designed to revolutionize how users manage their health and wellness through their Android devices. With a focus on user control, data privacy, and seamless integration, Google is aiming to empower individuals to take charge of their health journeys.
A key highlight is the significant enhancements coming to Google’s Health Connect platform. Serving as a central repository for health data from wearables, fitness trackers, and medical apps, Health Connect is poised to become a cornerstone of the Android Health ecosystem. This year’s announcements include improved accessibility with offline storage capabilities, allowing users to store vital health data even without an internet connection. Additionally, Google emphasizes a commitment to user control, with features enabling users to easily manage which data is shared with specific apps and revoke access as needed.
Screencap from Google I/O 2024 presentation on Health Connect
The updates extend beyond user-facing features. Google unveiled new tools and resources for developers, allowing them to integrate with Health Connect more seamlessly. This not only simplifies the development process for health-focused apps but also unlocks the potential for a more robust and interconnected health ecosystem. Developers can leverage Health Connect’s standardized data schema to streamline data collection and analysis, ultimately leading to a more comprehensive picture of a user’s health.
Throughout the conference, a strong emphasis was placed on ensuring users have complete control over their health data. Features like granular permission controls and data deletion capabilities empower users to decide what information is shared with third-party apps and health services. This commitment to user privacy aims to build trust and encourage wider adoption of the Android Health platform.
Screencap from Google I/O 2024 presentation on Health Connect
Looking beyond the immediate updates, Google hinted at future possibilities for Android Health. The company is exploring features that leverage advanced analytics to provide users with personalized health insights based on their collected data. Imagine receiving actionable recommendations on sleep patterns, stress management, or even preventative healthcare measures – all delivered via your Android device.
The announcements at I/O 2024 paint a promising picture for the future of Android Health. With a focus on user control, data privacy, and developer integration, Google is building a platform that empowers individuals to take a more active role in managing their health and wellness. As these updates roll out throughout the year, Android users can expect a more personalized and insightful health experience on their mobile devices. This focus on user-centric innovation positions Android Health to become a valuable tool for both individuals and healthcare providers in the years to come.
Huawei’s latest smartwatch is about to launch in Malaysia on May 13, 2024. The recently unveiled HUAWEI Watch Fit 3 wearable merges cutting-edge technology with a unique square design.
Designed with a minimalist aesthetic, the Huawei Watch Fit 3 offers a variety of strap options including fluoroelastomer, nylon, and leather. This allows users to personalize their look for any occasion. Available in a spectrum of colours including Black, White, Green, Pink, Grey, and White Leather, the Watch Fit 3 seamlessly complements diverse wardrobes.
The Huawei Watch Fit 3 supports over 100 workout modes, and it caters to a wide range of fitness routines, from yoga enthusiasts to high-intensity interval training athletes. Huawei’s next-generation health monitoring technology ensures accurate heart rate tracking, SpO2 monitoring, and comprehensive sleep analysis. It also has menstrual cycle tracking, stress management monitoring, and sleep quality assessments.
The Huawei Watch Fit 3 is touted to deliver an impressive 10 days of battery life on a single charge. This, coupled with its fast-charging technology, ensures the watch remains operational throughout your day, providing uninterrupted health tracking and connectivity no matter your schedule.
Malaysians can now pre-order the new Watch Fit 3. When you do, you will receive an RM30 discount coupon to apply to your final purchase. All you have to do is place your order on the official Huawei website, the Huawei Official Store on Shopee, or the HUAWEI Flagship Store on Lazada between May 8th, 2024 and May 17th, 2024, to secure the discount. This offer is valid for a limited time only. Keep in mind that this is a blind pre-order and the official price of the device has not been announced.
