Wearable devices that track calories burned, measure physiological values such as heart rate, and monitor sleep have become prevalent among the fitness-minded general public, but how will wearable technology advance the way disease is diagnosed and specialized health care is delivered?

Joseph T. Gwin, PhD, Vice President of Research and Development at BioSensics of Cambridge, MA, will discuss the medical technology wearables market � including current and future capabilities and opportunities, as well as applications such as diagnostics and assistive care � at the North Shore Technology Council Biosciences First Friday luncheon seminar.