Not long ago, the word wearable instantly brought to mind fitness trackers counting steps or smartwatches nudging users to stand up. While those devices sparked the early boom, the next chapter, Wearables 2.0, is unfolding at the intersection of healthcare and technology. Today, wearable medical devices are no longer just lifestyle accessories; they are evolving into validated, regulated tools capable of influencing clinical decision-making.
At the heart of this transformation is the rise of medical wearable devices designed not only to monitor activity but also to detect arrhythmias, track glucose levels continuously, or even provide early warnings through wearabl...
