Wearable health tech needs proof, not promises
Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas examines when health wearables improve care, when they cause harm, and why rigorous validation must guide NHS adoption at scale safely.
Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas
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Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas
Wearable health tech needs proof, not promises
Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas examines when health wearables improve care, when they cause harm, and why rigorous validation must guide NHS adoption at scale safely.