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Wearable health monitoring devices have evolved from early practices like trepanation to modern smartwatches and fitness trackers. They now incorporate sensors to monitor vital signs, wireless communication, and extended battery life through energy harvesting. Materials are also advancing, like electronic skin that can conform to the body. Overall wearables present opportunities to improve healthcare and support for medical conditions through remote monitoring.

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