Wearable medical devices

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This wearable design concept helps epilepsy sufferers manage symptoms, predict potential seizures and alert passersby or loved ones when having a fit.

With three new lightweight, wearable medical devices, iHealth is hoping to give people the ability to monitor their health without needing large, ugly, obtrusive equipment.

A new device could make it easier to monitor sleep apnea at home

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Rehap is a wearable, assistive device designed for stroke survivors to exercise mirror movements, and joint exercises during the recovery process and relearnin

Wearable medical devices consist of sensors attached to the body, which detects and monitor changes in different parts of body and organ. Increase in awareness and health facilities and advancement in technology and innovation in the devices, are some of the factors propelling the Wearable Medical Devices Market growth.