Wearables have evolved far beyond step counters, now tracking chronic conditions and detecting early health warning signs. As the global wearable market is projected to grow 576% over the next decade, the question remains: can we trust the algorithms and systems powering these devices?



We discuss:


How wearables evolved from gym-floor step counters into everyday tools for managing chronic conditions


What digital biomarkers are


The real risk of false reassurance and false alarms 


What’s next for the technology behind these devices

Wearables have evolved far beyond step counters, now tracking chronic conditions and detecting early health warning signs. As the global wearable market is projected to grow 576% over the next decade, the question remains: can we trust the algorithms and systems powering these devices?We discuss:<ul><li>How wearables evolved from gym-floor step counters into everyday tools for managing chronic conditions</li><li>What digital biomarkers are</li><li>The real risk of false reassurance and false alarms&nbsp;</li><li>What’s next for the technology behind these devices</li></ul>

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