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Wrist wearables could have a dramatic impact on law enforcement technology by offering the capabilities of a smartphone in a compact form.
Digital health tech is moving beyond the consumer market as providers and pharmaceutical companies embrace wearables.
Leveraging artificial intelligence to interpret data collected by smartphones is the future of healthcare.
Healthcare venture capital leader Mark Cuban has a new vision for the future of the pharmaceutical industry.
While many higher-ed students are already using fitness trackers, this segment of the wearables market can also have a major impact inside the classroom.
Patients aren't making effective use of wearables and other virtual care tools, and doctors might just be the solution.
As more than half of all government employees now work outside of an office on a regular basis, mobile access is critical.
Sport technology devices like AR glasses, VR headsets and custom wearables are helping athletes at this year's Olympic Games in Rio.
Telemedicine is taking on a more patient-centric approach and moving outside of the clinical environment.