I've had the utterly opposite experience. My father, and my wife's mother have both had cardiac issues. In both cases, doctors praised them for having a Apple W

I've had the utterly opposite experience. My father, and my wife's mother have both had cardiac issues. In both cases, doctors praised them for having a Apple Watch, and in one case, said to use that for monitoring her situation rather then send her home with a long term monitor and all that entails. Another extended family member did have a singificant issue that was first revealed with a watch. I personally got a false alert once. I kept a eye on it, and it was fine - mentioned it my doctor, did a EKG just to be sure at my next checkup. That's the way this should work.