Sleep rings. Fitness watches. Baby “socks” that promise to ease your worries at 3 a.m. What started as a niche wellness trend has become routine — the kind of thing people check before their morning ...

The American Academy of Neurology issued guidance on using wearable data devices, like smart watches or Oura rings, to track ...

Medical wearables have been part of clinical research for years, but mostly in supporting or exploratory roles. Sponsors often used them in early-phase studies to explore secondary endpoints or assess ...

Smart rings are brilliant at tracking health, but interacting with them has always been a bit awkward. Without screens or buttons, most rely on companion apps for everything from checking sleep scores ...

Morning schedules don’t always leave room for tinkering. People reach for tools that slip into a bag, survive a commute, and give useful info without a learning curve. Smart eyewear and contact lenses ...

Wearable technology like rings, bands, and headbands are being used to track biometrics and improve mental health. Research suggests these devices show promise in managing depression, stress, and ...

Rhythm Technologies CFO Daniel Wilson joins us on this episode of Let's Talk Medtech to discuss the company's expansion into ...

Somnee's neurostimulation technology, tACS research references, EEG sleep tracking capabilities, personalization process, ...

Commentary: Reports of a pin, new AirPods and a revamped Siri, along with a new Google partnership, point to a transformation that could lead to glasses or something even bigger. I started with CNET ...

Wearables are getting smarter every year, but most of them still lean heavily on a nearby smartphone to do the real thinking. That dependency may not last much longer. Researchers from Tsinghua ...