#health-tech

#health-tech

The Logitech MX Vertical mouse significantly alleviated wrist pain compared to traditional mice for the user.

For Me Buds offer a dual function of blocking noise and providing sound therapy to improve sleep quality.

Elizabeth Holmes plans to return to health care technology after prison, while advocating for criminal justice reform.

Lisa Shah transitioned from patient care to a broader role in health tech, aiming to improve population health through innovative strategies.

Artificial intelligence sensors assist vulnerable individuals in their homes, ensuring safety and allowing them to live independently longer.

Movano's EvieAI chatbot is a more reliable AI tool in health tech, exclusively trained on peer-reviewed medical literature for accuracy.

Sollis Health provides 24/7 urgent and emergency concierge care, addressing patient frustrations with traditional healthcare systems.

Printable e-tattoos offer a faster, more convenient, and equally reliable alternative for measuring brain activity compared to traditional EEG caps.

The best time to buy fitness trackers and smartwatches is after Black Friday, with substantial savings available across major brands.

The Owlet sleep-tracking baby sock monitors heart rate, oxygen levels, and sleep patterns, providing crucial support for parents.

uPATCH secures seed funding to enhance microneedle technology for broader drug delivery accessibility.

Innovative gadgets can help maintain productivity and comfort during long working hours.

Valentina Agudelo's Salva Health addresses the late detection of breast cancer in Latin America through innovative screening technology.

Oura Ring 4 enhances comfort and longevity, setting itself apart from competitors with its extended battery life and improved design features.

Peanut is enhancing its platform with a new tool for personalized pregnancy tracking and anticipatory guidance for women.

Dependence on manufacturers can jeopardize mobility for disabled individuals reliant on advanced medical devices, as seen in Michael Straight's experience with the ReWalk exoskeleton.

The episode discusses various topics in European tech, highlighting flight tracking, health tech for pets, and revisiting classic video games.

The use of brain-computer interfaces (BCI) is empowering users like Mark by providing independence and controlling devices through thought.