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Wearable devices are technology designed to be worn on the body, often to monitor and track data related to health, fitness, and other personal metrics, and can enable additional capabilities such as voice, phone calls, music or detecting falls. Always consult your doctor. Wearables may assist, but should never replace medical advice, professional diagnosis, nor be relied upon for saving a life.
Benefits
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Always with you
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Provides a range of data to enable historic and comparisons
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Enables you to alert or engage with others including managing chronic disease
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Motivate health and fitness
Products like
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Smartwatches
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Chest straps
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Glucose monitors
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ECG
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Rings & Necklaces
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Fitness trackers
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Sleep monitors
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Clothing
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Socks
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Implants under the skin
Features like
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Tracking biometrics like heart rate, blood oxygen, VO2 max, ECG, sleep, ovulation
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Tracks exercise performance like steps, strokes, speed, distance, route, heart rate
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Communicate via voice, message and voice assistant
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Detect falls, crashes
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Send notifications and alerts to yourself, others or emergency
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Share with your family or doctor
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May Track location
Further Information
"Wearable technology is revolutionizing healthcare, making it possible to monitor vital signs continuously, manage chronic diseases, and detect early symptoms of serious conditions."
— Deloitte Insights
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