013 Consumer Trackers, Sensors, Health Monitors - How Useful for How Long? (Manesh Juneja) - Faces of Digital Health

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Do you, or have you, ever owned or tries a wearable sensor? Wearable devices for healthcare are estimated at 870 million USD today. The market is supposed to grow to 4,4 billion USD by 2019, when the digital health market is estimated to be worth 172 billion USD. In this episode Manesh Juneja talks about his experience with trackers and the issue of data accuracy in wellness and healthcare. He has worked with data to improve decision-making across a number of industries. Suggestion/comment: [email protected] or on Twitter: @zajctjasa

013 Consumer Trackers, Sensors, Health Monitors - How Useful for How Long? (Manesh Juneja)

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