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Wearable Tech Catches Health Issues Before Doctors
A simple digital health device might provide a sense of security, but are they reliable, and what do you need to know about them?
The physical body is the latest target of the digital revolution. There is little question that wearable technology is the next logical step in the development of individualized healthcare. Future predictions and technological advances make it a highly attractive area of investment and for consumer purchases. Currently, its predicted revenue in the healthcare industry will reach $69.2 billion by 2028.
Top IT firms are racing to attract customers for their wearable tech advancements because of this promising future of the wearable business. Tech giants like Samsung, Apple, and Microsoft have released new products in recent years. And digital wearable health devices are showing promise in managing chronic conditions, promoting preventative healthcare, and improving patient engagement, according to research conducted in 2024.
Improvements in sensor technology, AI integration, and data analysis are also enabling more personalized and accurate health monitoring. However, there are still issues with data privacy, regulatory frameworks, and device validation that need to be resolved before these…
