Dominique de Villepin, who recently announced a new political party, says in an exclusive written interview with Al-Monitor ...

In the eternal quest to know thyself, it’s tempting to seize on every bit of data we can glean. But experts caution relying too much on health-tracking tech.

However, researchers are developing technologies that can monitor a person’s vital signs at a distance. One of those technologies is radar. We are electrical engineers who study radar systems.

The global vital signs monitoring devices market, valued at USD 25.62 billion in 2022, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.7%, reaching USD 66.82 billion by 2030. Key factors driving this growth ...

In 2001, Jaques Reifman, Ph.D., director of BHSAI, first became interested in the problem of whether data collected from the continuous monitoring of vital signs might reveal trends that could be ...

Vital signs have been used to monitor health for more than 2,000 years. Advances in monitoring and data analysis can create new roles for them in predicting and resolving health problems.

In 2019, Medicare made it easier for doctors to bill for monitoring routine vital signs such as blood pressure, weight and blood sugar. Previously, ...

iBed, anyone? A newly granted Apple patent (number US 11918381 B2) shows that Apple is looking into a “smart bed” that can measure the vital signs of one or more users. About the patent The patent ...

A new 'technopill' can safely monitor a person's vital signs from inside their bodies, researchers report. The vitals-monitoring (VM) Pill works by tracking the small vibrations in the body ...

Ingestible vital signs monitor shows promise in first-in-human trial. Brigham and Women's Hospital. Journal Device DOI 10.1016/j.device.2023.100125. Keywords ...

The monitor will make certain sounds if any of your vital signs fall below safe levels. What the Numbers Mean Heart rate: The hearts of healthy adults typically beat 60 to 100 times a minute.