These devices include smartwatches, medical-grade wearables, EKGs and devices that monitor your vital signs, activity and even sleep. The problem arises when the data is misinterpreted.

Wearable technology has become a valuable tool for managing patient conditions and gathering real-time data, whether in routine healthcare monitoring or decentralized clinical trials.

Miniaturization and weight reduction of medical wearable devices for continuous health monitoring such as heart rate, blood ...

Smart medical devices are reshaping healthcare through real-time monitoring, early diagnosis, and personalized treatment, driven by innovation, rising demand for remote patient care, and the global ...

Seoul National University College of Engineering announced that a research team led by Professor Seung Hwan Ko of the ...

University of Texas researchers created a non-invasive wearable device using bioimpedance technology to track hydration ...

Wearable health technologies, like smartwatches, are noninvasive methods for long-term continuous key health metric monitoring that have been increasingly used by patients with AF. 3 However, this ...

"Typical diagnosis of cardiovascular disease happens after symptoms appear-often when it's already too late," Liao said. "But ...

Now certain monitoring devices can track heart rate and irregular rhythm, blood oxygen levels, breathing rate, skin temperature and more. Some have even advanced to electrocardiogram tracking via the ...

Sky Labs, a global health care start-up, will fully advance into the British medical device market based on CART-I (Cardio Tracker), the company’s wearable heart monitoring medical device.