Body fat scales provide a rough estimate of your body composition based on your weight and other factors. However, research suggests that smart scales may not be fully accurate at measuring body fat.

Research introduces new DNA methylation-based method for accurately assessing cell composition in the human pancreas, addressing a critical gap in diabetes research.

A study found that body composition measurements from a smartwatch are almost as accurate as those from conventional laboratory equipment.

Thanks, John With several methods available that track body fat/lean muscle mass, you must understand that not all provide accurate assessments of your body composition.

The Galaxy Watch 4 uses a method called bioelectrical impedance analysis to calculate the amount of muscle and fat in someone’s body. It appeared fairly accurate in an initial study.

Accurate adiposity assessment is critical for understanding obesity-related disease risks, but current clinical measurement methods have significant limitations.

Body fat scales are devices that estimate the relative percentages of fat and muscle inside the body. Read on to learn about how they work and their accuracy.

Amazon’s Halo has a body fat percentage calculator. A new study shows that it’s more accurate than some expensive devices used in a lab.