Browsing: wearable technology

Decentralized Biotechnology Intelligence Holding Group Inc. (dBio) announces Hubertus ‘Bert’ Hoyt as its newest Board Advisor, bringing 32 years of sports industry expertise to support dBio’s mission in personalized healthcare and fitness technologies.

The rise of wearable technology is transforming healthcare by enabling proactive care, earlier intervention, and better patient outcomes. Experts discuss the implications and future potential of this trend.

Wearable technology is transforming healthcare by enabling proactive care, earlier intervention, and better patient outcomes. Experts discuss its impact on the healthcare system.

A recent study reveals that wearable technology can help individuals with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) stick to exercise programs, leading to improvements in blood sugar levels, blood pressure, and overall quality of life.

A new study reveals that wearable mobile health technology can significantly improve exercise adherence for people with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D), leading to better health outcomes.

University of Wisconsin-Madison researcher Lisa Cadmus-Bertram discusses the accuracy of fitness trackers and what to look for when choosing a device.

A sensor-laden T-shirt helped track patients’ recovery after robotic-assisted urological surgery, potentially allowing for earlier discharge and detecting early heart problems.

A new study shows that a sensor-loaded T-shirt can help track patients’ vital signs after urological surgery, potentially allowing for earlier hospital discharge and detecting health problems.

Developments in health technology enable individuals to take greater personal responsibility for their well-being, potentially reshaping the future of healthcare.

As wearable technology becomes more ingrained in daily life, it presents new legal questions regarding privacy, security concerns, and constitutional rights in criminal investigations.