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ŌURA

Oura originated in Finland with a clear mission: to enhance our daily lives. Our goal is to assist you in managing health challenges by providing personalized support. We are dedicated to ensuring precision, validation, and thoughtful design in everything we do.

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  • 1 week ago | ouraring.com | Locke Hughes

    Colonel (Ret.) Gregory D. Gadson served over 26 years in the United States Army, commanding Fort Belvoir and deploying to major conflicts globally. In May 2007, an improvised explosive device (IED) attack in Iraq led to the loss of both legs, yet he courageously remained on active duty, embodying perseverance and teamwork.

  • 2 weeks ago | ouraring.com | Locke Hughes

    A multitude of metrics at your fingertips clueing you into how restful (or restless) your shuteye was can be eye-opening, but it can also lead to worry. In fact, sleep researchers have coined a term—orthosomnia—to describe a preoccupation with “perfect” sleep. However, good sleep is essential to good health. So how can you use a health wearable like Oura Ring to support healthy habits—without becoming obsessed?

  • 2 weeks ago | ouraring.com | Emilina Lomas

    Wearable sleep trackers are gaining users rapidly around the world, offering unprecedented insights into your nightly rest. Yet until recently, guidance on how to use and interpret their data has been focused on technical details and shortcomings rather than what these devices can and cannot yet do in real-world settings.

  • 2 weeks ago | ouraring.com | Emilina Lomas

    Establishing holistic, health-focused routines early on creates a basis for a long and fulfilling life—whether you’re in your 40s, 60s, or beyond. On the heels of our longevity-focused campaign, Give Us the Finger, we asked the Oura community to share their secrets to living a vibrant, healthy life, at any age. If extending your healthspan (your years of healthy, disease-free living) is the goal, get inspired by the following stories and advice, sourced directly from our members.

  • 3 weeks ago | ouraring.com | Emilina Lomas

    Affecting up to 85% of women aged 45 and older, hot flashes are one of the most common symptoms of menopause and perimenopause. Disrupting your day (or night), they can occur at any time, causing a sudden wave of heat, sweating, flushing, and often, a racing heart. “Hot flashes are far more than just a momentary discomfort; they are a deeply personal and often disruptive signal of significant hormonal shifts within a woman’s body.