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• Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Soft Wearable Health Monitor Uses Stretchable Electronics

  The soft and conformable monitor can broadcast ECG, heart/respiratory rate, and motion activity data as much as 15 meters to a portable recording device.

  Videos John Toon, Georgia Tech

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• Patient Monitoring
  

  Shimmer's Verisense Wearable Provides Biometric Data for Clinical Trials

  Verisense was designed specifically to improve data quality in clinical trials while reducing the burden on sponsors, sites, and participants.

  Rana Healthcare Solutions LLC 02.19.19
  

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• Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Wearable Ultrasound Patch Monitors Blood Pressure Deep Inside Body

  Applications include real-time, continuous monitoring of blood pressure changes in patients with heart or lung disease.

  University of California - San Diego 09.13.18
  

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• Patient Monitoring
  

  LifePlus Announces World’s First Non-Invasive Continous Blood Glucose Monitoring Wearable

  Company also announces five active global trials and plans to license patent-pending software.

  Business Wire 06.26.18
  

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• 3D/Additive Manufacturing | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Wearable System Monitors Stomach's Activity Throughout the Day

  A 3D printed portable box connects to 10 small wearable electrodes; app logs meals, sleep, and other activities.

  University of California - San Diego 03.23.18
  

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• Cardiovascular | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Don't Leave Baby Boomers Behind When Designing Wearable Tech

  The proportion of the population over the age of 65 is growing and will continue to do so.

  Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 06.23.17
  

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• Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  The Future of Medical Wearables

  The wearables market is expected to reach over $4 billion in 2017.1 If that doesn’t paint the picture for a bright future, consider this: one in six consumers currently own and use wearable tech.2 Clearly, the wearables market is exploding and…

  Mike Bolduc, Global Marketing Manager, Industrial and Medical Segments, C&K 06.06.17
  

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• Cardiovascular | Surgical
  

  A Wearable Alternative for Thrombosis Prevention

  A new, wearable, wrist-watch sized device could offer patients a convenient alternative to current options.

  Online Exclusives Anthony Kjenstad, Founder and President, Athletic Recovery and Performance 03.09.17
  

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• Cardiovascular | Software & IT
  

  Wearable Biosensors May Help Detect Illness Prior to Symptoms

  Sensors can measure when heart rate, skin temperature, and other measures are abnormal, suggesting possible illness.

  Jennie Dusheck, Stanford Medicine 01.16.17
  

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• Contract Manufacturing | R&D & Design | Software & IT
  

  Insuring Medical Device Wearables Are Covered

  When developing a medical device, there are a number of considerations companies must keep in mind to ensure the success of the product. Manufacturability, sterilization, reimbursement, and clinical need are just a few of the factors reviewed during…

  Sean Fenske, Editor 06.09.16
  

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