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  Wearables Emerge Lucrative in Home Sleep Screening Devices Market

  Global revenue for these devices is expected to jump 7 percent, according to industry data.

  Future Market Insights 07.11.19
  

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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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  Blue Cedar Teams With MediBioSense to Secure Medical Monitoring App for Wearables

  Blue Cedar’s patented code-injection technology will protect MediBioSense’s VitalPatch app on mobile phones and tablets.

  Business Wire 02.16.18
  

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• 3D/Additive Manufacturing | Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Low-Cost Wearables Manufactured by Hybrid 3D Printing

  Method combines stretchable conductive inks with electronic components to make flexible, wearable sensors.

  Videos Lindsay Brownell, Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University

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• Electronics | Patient Monitoring
  

  Stretchable Biofuel Cells Extract Energy from Sweat to Power Wearables

  The biofuel cells are equipped with an enzyme that oxidizes the lactic acid present in human sweat to generate current.

  University of California - San Diego 08.22.17
  

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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 | Electronics | Software & IT | Testing
  

  Making Medical Wearables Clinically Relevant

  For both doctors and patients, clinical accuracy of wearable devices is the most important factor to wider adoption.

  Online Exclusives Sean Fenske, Editor 12.16.16
  

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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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  Detecting Depression with Wearables

  The technology can monitor a person’s eating, drinking, coughing, and even social habits.

  Michigan State University 05.24.16
  

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• Trends in Medtech Wearables

  The Affordable Care Act has brought great change to the healthcare industry, and indeed to the medical device sector, driving interventionalists and surgeons to reflect on how value-based care models will affect their practices. In a 2012 study, p…

  Maria Shepherd , Data Decision Group 06.02.15
  

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