She sought medical advice after her watch carried out an ECG.
A woman's life was saved because of notifications from her smartwatch.
Anne Malone from Rathangan received an alert of a 'possible atrial fibrillation', after her watch carried out an ECG.
The Kildare woman decided to seek medical advice, which showed that she not only was in atrial fibrillation, but that her heart rate was also exceptionally fast at times.
Anne is now in the clear and off all medication, she was speaking with Will Faulkner on Midlands Today about when she received the alert:
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