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Ultrahuman Can Sell in US Market Again Following ITC Resolution

Ultrahuman is officially back in the U.S., marking its return after a period of disruption tied to an International Trade Commission (ITC) import ban.

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Wellness Tech Brands Make New Investments in Women’s Health

From blood panels to peptides to AI-driven fertility platforms, wellness tech companies are making substantive investments in women's health.

Oura Acquires Doublepoint, Signaling a Push Into Hand-Gesture Tech

Smart ring maker Oura has acquired Helsinki-based gesture-recognition startup Doublepoint, its fourth acquisition in recent years.

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Stanford’s First Consumer Health Conference Tackles Longevity, Wearables & the Future of Preventive Care

Stanford’s sold-out event mapped the science and business models required to move preventive health beyond its early-adopter phase and into mass adoption.

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In a Longevity-Obsessed World, ‘Well-Being Status’ Is the New Flex

Health metrics such as sleep scores and VO2 max are now status symbols. A neuroscientist says the obsession runs deeper than wellness — and so do the risks.

Oura-Mira Partnership Marks Next Step in Women’s Health Tracking

Oura is bringing its continuous monitoring data to Mira users, who will be able to put symptoms like fatigue, poor sleep and stress in the context of hormonal fluctuations.

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Investors Are Pouring Money Into Wellness Startups, Especially Wearables

Fitness and wellness climbed to the third-most funded digital health category in 2025, fueled by investor demand for measurable health data.

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Oura Takes Next Step Toward Integrating Smart Rings Into Medical Care

Oura’s partnership with Fullscript puts smart ring data directly in clinicians’ hands as the FDA redraws the lines around wearable health tech.

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How Wearables Are Evolving From Fitness Trackers to Health Systems

Wearable makers including Oura, Ultrahuman, Whoop, Apple and Garmin made big strides in 2025. ATN breaks down how the space is evolving.

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The Fitness & Wellness Moves That Defined 2025

ATN breaks down the biggest fitness and wellness moves of 2025, from acquisitions, to funding rounds to new company launches.