Wearable Devices

Johnson & Johnson, Launched New Intraocular Lens in EMEA Region On February 15, 2024, Johnson & Johnson Medtech’s vision unit launched the Tecnis PureSee lens in the EMEA region. Tecnis PureSee is a purely refractive intraocular lens (IOL) specifically designed to correct presbyopia. Its proprietary desi...

It is not surprising that the healthcare sector is undergoing a significant transition in an era characterized by technological developments and the digitization of almost every aspect of our lives. The development of smart medical devices is a shining illustration of how technology has advanced in healthcare in a ...

The incidence and prevalence of traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) worldwide have increased over time. As per the study by Weizhong Ding et al., globally, there were 0.9 million incident cases, 20.6 million prevalent cases, and 6.2 million YLDs of total SCI in 2019. Similarly, as per the data presented by WHO, ever...

Johnson & Johnson Vision Launches New Contact Lens Innovation ACUVUE® OASYS MAX 1-Day for Meeting the Needs of Digitally Intense Lifestyles On September 12, 2022, Johnson & Johnson Vision, a part of Johnson & Johnson and a global leader in the eyecare market, had announced the launch of its newest in...

Many tech companies, especially wearable technology companies, have spent the last two years focusing on using their skills to address issues created by the worldwide pandemic. Simultaneously, many healthcare firms that would not have been called tech companies in the past have shifted their focus to technology and...

Highlights: The key challenges in the clinical trials processes such as slow recruitment, data management, lack of diversity, compliance with several rules and regulations, and others faced by the organizations.The impact of technology in clinical trials from recruiting more quickly to remote monitoring and impr...

Wearables are electronic devices that are worn on the body part to track, analyze and transmit real-time personal data of the health or workout. The wearables come in different forms and sizes and some of the most common devices include a fitness tracker, headbands, posture monitors, wearable patches, smart glasses...

Wearable Devices, or "wearables", include a wide range of electronic devices or accessories, that are worn or embedded on the body. These microprocessors powered devices are capable of collecting and analysing real-time body data that can be traced on smartphone applications and can easily be transferred to the con...