ATN breaks down the sudden rise of digital health platforms offering biomarker blood testing and personalized insights.
Wearable makers including Oura, Ultrahuman, Whoop, Apple and Garmin made big strides in 2025. ATN breaks down how the space is evolving.
Whoop is expanding into wellness real estate with Dubai developer Wasl Group, bringing wearable health data into residential communities.
Wearable adoption is soaring, and a new privacy bill, FDA pressure and consumer concerns are forcing brands to rethink data rules.
The personalized nutrition market is set to hit $31B by 2030. Here are four trends are driving growth in preventive health.
Smart ring maker Ultrahuman has unveiled two initiatives to make preventive healthcare more accessible: Vision Cloud and Blood Vision Essentials.
Whoop sues Shenzhen Lexqi in U.S. court, alleging copycat wearables infringe its minimalist band design and confuse American consumers.
Whoop has launched Advanced Labs, which combines blood testing results with data-driven insights from its wearable.
Whoop is partnering with Quest Diagnostics to launch Advanced Labs, bringing clinical blood testing and results directly into its app.
Fitness trackers are expanding into healthcare, corporate wellness and women’s health, yet privacy risks and battery life remain hurdles.
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