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Clinical evidence

Tested where medicine gets tested.

What we tested.
What we compared against.
How did we perform.

A LifeLeaf clinical-trial dashboard showing heart rate, blood pressure, glucose, respiration rate, oxygen saturation and sleep, next to the watch on a wrist.

Studied at Mayo Clinic·Cleveland Clinic·AMCR Institute·
Published in peer-reviewed journals

Glucose

Two studies, one sensor.

A reference CGM in a controlled setting, then a fingerstick check across twelve countries — the same wrist sensor, tested two different ways.

vs. reference CGM — real world setting

LifeLeaf Glucose vs. CGM prospective longitudinal study

8.5%
MARDaverage difference from a reference continuous monitor

83.4% of readings within ±15% of the reference · 1.5% more than 40% away.

What the MARD actually means

100110120130140Lab-grade reference: 120 mg/dLLifeLeaf: within 10 mg/dL of lab-grade reference

Published bias figures — Bailey et al., ATTD 2023.

A typical day, tracked

Wake
Breakfast
Walk
Sleep

N=66 · 10,905 paired readings · Bailey et al., ATTD 2023

vs. fingerstick meter — Hospital Setting

LifeLeaf Glucose vs. fingerstick, diverse global population

10.8%
MARDaverage difference from a fingerstick reading

What the MARD actually means

100110120130140Fingerstick reading: 120 mg/dLLifeLeaf: within 13 mg/dL of fingerstick reading

Published bias figures — Bailey et al., ADA 2025.

Where the population was studied

Map of the twelve countries in the LifeLeaf BGM study population

N=248 across 12 countries · 1,713 readings · Bailey et al., ADA 2025

Blood pressure

Against a cuff, then against an intra-arterial line.

A validated cuff in general use, and an intra-arterial line — the most direct measurement there is — during heart-rhythm procedures at Mayo Clinic.

vs. validated blood pressure cuff — Hospital Setting

LifeLeaf BP vs. validated cuff prospective comparison

N=293 adults
Ages 18–85
Diverse sexes & ethnicities
Outpatient clinics, single visit
−0.02 mmHg±12.5 mmHg SDSystolic bias
0.03 mmHg±8.4 mmHg SDDiastolic bias

What this actually means

110120130140150Systolic: within 12.5 mmHg of the cuff60708090100Diastolic: within 8.4 mmHg of the cuff

Published bias figures — Almahmeed et al., ESH 2023.

A day in the study

Check-inArrives at outpatient clinic
5-min restSeated, quiet room
Simultaneous readingLifeLeaf (wrist) + cuff (upper arm)
Repeated readingsMultiple pairs per subject
AnalysisLifeLeaf vs. cuff, all subjects

N=293 · 1,029 readings · Almahmeed et al., ESH 2023, J Hypertension 41(S3), E111–112

vs. arterial line — Hospital Setting

LifeLeaf BP vs. intra-arterial line during heart-rhythm procedures

N=87 adults
Ages 18–85
Various arrhythmias (AF, SVT, VT)
Hospital EP laboratory
R = 0.96vs. intra-arterial lineSystolic correlation
R = 0.95vs. intra-arterial lineDiastolic correlation

What this actually means

120130140150160Systolic: ~7 mmHg of the arterial line*5868788898Diastolic: ~4.6 mmHg of the arterial line*

*Modeled from R (SD·√(1−R²)), not published — the AHA poster reports R only.

Conditions tracked during the procedure

BaselineResting rhythm, pre-intervention
PacingAtrial & ventricular pacing
MappingElectroanatomic mapping
AblationRadiofrequency ablation
Arrhythmia episodesSpontaneous & induced

N=87 patients (60 train / 27 validation) · Sosin et al., Mayo Clinic, AHA 2025

Where this comes from

Seven clinical sites, one dataset.

These four studies were presented at international scientific meetings and published in the journals named — three as journal-supplement abstracts, one as a scientific poster. Seven clinical sites in total. We are pursuing independent validation and will publish it here when we get to that point.

  • Mayo Clinic
  • Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi
  • AMCR Institute (UC San Diego)
  • PGI Chandigarh
  • Hospital Seberang Jaya, Malaysia
  • Saudi German Hospital, Dubai
  • Helios Heart Clinic, Germany

70,000+ paired readings collected across seven clinical sites.The four studies above account for 13,647 of them.

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