PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apollo Neuro, makers of the first scientifically validated wearable that improves the body’s resilience to stress, today announced it has raised $15 million in Series A ...

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Not long ago, we compared Apollo Neuro with Pulsetto Lite, a device that takes a different approach through vagus nerve stimulation. Now, we’re looking at two products that seem more alike. Both ...

Wearable wellness tech has moved beyond step counters and sleep trackers. A new wave of devices targets the vagus nerve — the long cranial nerve that helps regulate the body's stress response — ...

The biggest strength of Apollo Neuro is simple: it fits into people’s daily lives. You don't need to stop what you're doing, sit down, or make time for a 20-minute meditation session. However, you ...

Between step trackers, smart watches, and rings that promise to track every aspect of your health, the wearable market is crowded these days, so I’m always impressed when I find a device that I ...

I can’t prove or disprove whether this wearable impacted my stress levels, but wellness gadgets need to be better about using science in marketing. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media ...

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