Engadget's guide to health and fitness tech

They mentioned how the information could be used against people seeking abortions.

The popular app has a history of alleged privacy violations.

The exoskeleton can restore strength and endurance.

It'll aggregate data for 10 metrics on a monthly basis to help improve your sleep.

The insects could differentiate between different types of cancerous cells.

The activity tracker has had problems since at least January.

The coating is eco-friendly and better at fighting germs.

Companies couldn't trade your data outside of limited cases.

Our guide to picking the right timepiece (and no, the Apple Watch isn’t your only option).

Motion sensors built into the Apple Watch can track symptoms over time.

The technology could help repair damaged hearts.

Notably, social security and patient ID numbers could have been exposed.

Useful tech gifts don't have to break the bank.

Now your iPhone will remind you to close your Move ring too.

Apple Watch will also show how long you appear to be in a state of atrial fibrillation.

Treat your body post-workout with these helpful tools.

There's also the company's first solar-powered running watch.

It cited concerns with Cerebral and Done Health.

It could also help the company make more realistic metaverse models.

The two have agreed to end all litigation between them.

But will the rower help Peloton overcome financial trouble?

It's banking on subscriptions, cheaper hardware and cost reductions to help right the ship.

The online pharmacy admitted to over-billing the government for insulin pens.

The controversial weight-loss app is shedding a number of staff members.

The latest contender in connected fitness seems the most elegant.

Learn the Korean band's actual choreography and Dynamite moves.

It could help people reduce their sodium intake.

That's only $10 more than its lowest price.

It's cutting the prices of Bike, Bike+ and Tread hardware in a bid to lower the barrier to entry.

WatchOS 9 may also add an improved low-power mode, according to Bloomberg.

It also offers LED, microcurrent and thermal therapies.

The partner treatment promises to prevent diarrhea and other complications.

Google asked the agency to review its algorithm last month.

The connected camera is a simple, but persistent, workout monitor.

The gamified rides put a Guitar Hero-like spin on cycling.

The company is adding seven videos in a series titled "Get back to fitness after having a baby."

The American Lung Association has released a report on the benefits of zero-emission vehicles.

Google says its algorithm accurately spots undiagnosed AFib 98% of the time.

iPhone users can sync Oculus Move data with Apple Health.

The technology could eliminate scar tissue that prevents recovery.

It closed the deal following approval from UK regulators.

There are options for every athlete, at every budget.

The company received 118 reports of burn injuries, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

It’s an affordable way to get fit, with some caveats.

Gathering data on menstrual health can help those suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome.

Lanebreak is the company's new, gamified exercise routine.

Tandem Diabetes Care's iOS and Android app connects to the t:slim X2 insulin pump.

Plus some news around Peloton, Microsoft and Steam.

Peloton laid off 20 percent of its workforce.

Find the Enhance Plus at select hearing care clinics starting February 25th.