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Medical wearables under the microscope: U.S. regulatory, data privacy and cybersecurity perspectives

Image: Shutterstock UPDATED BYBrennan Whitfield| Jun 30, 2026 REVIEWED BYEllen Glover| Jun 30, 2026 Summary:AI-driven wearables are revolutionizing healthcare by turning daily data into actionable insights. With smart rings, watches, and biosensors, patients can track everything from sleep to heart health, allowing providers to create highly personalized care plans. moreAI-driven wearables are revolutionizing healthcare by…

Tech review sites cover smartphones, smartwatches, laptops, and increasingly AR headsets. What they rarely cover is medical alert wearables, a category quietly evolving into one of the more interesting corners of the wearables market. The reason for the lack of coverage is partly demographic (medical alerts are associated with aging users, and tech reviewers skew…

FAYETTEVILLE — A review by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General found construction and maintenance projects at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center exceeded cost estimates by $64.5 million and experienced delays of up to seven years

Google is adding new features to Fitbit, its healthcare wearable device, including the ability to link medical records to the Fitbit app to provide a more comprehensive view of one’s health

HEALTHCARE Medical debt links to higher odds of insufficient sleep, study finds Hannah Litteer Augusta University Jagwire Aug. 28, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET

NHS workers continue to be on the frontline of this pandemic risking serious illness of themselves and their families – potentially storing up trauma for the future. It is likely that the worst of the mental health consequences on the NHS workforce may be yet to come

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UK Surgeon General, Major General Phil Carter, joined senior military medical leaders from across NATO at the alliance’s 65th Committee of the Chiefs of Military Medical Services (COMEDS) plenary in Skopje, North Macedonia, last week.