News · published 2026-10-06

Oura expands Health Radar and GLP-1 Insights beyond the US

Oura says Health Radar, nighttime blood-pressure patterns, cuff inputs and GLP-1 tracking are rolling out to members in more than 30 additional markets.

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Where the rollout applies

Oura says the rollout began on 6 October 2026 across the European Union, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Saudi Arabia. The features are available on iOS and Android for members using an Oura Ring Gen3 or newer, so they are not exclusive to Ring 5.

What the features do

Health Radar groups blood-pressure-related patterns and nighttime breathing trends, while GLP-1 Insights combines user-entered medication, side-effect and weight records with Oura wellness signals. Manual cuff inputs remain separate measurements; the ring does not replace a blood-pressure cuff.

The medical limit

Oura labels Health Radar as a general-wellness experience, not a diagnostic or treatment tool. Availability is rolling out over several weeks, so feature access should not be inferred from hardware ownership alone.

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Sources

Not medical advice. Consumer wellness signals cannot diagnose or exclude a condition.