A mammogram captures a single moment in time. Wearables — patches, rings and smart sensors — capture the rest: heart rate, sleep, temperature, physical activity and more, continuously, over weeks and months.
AI analyses these streams for patterns that may matter: trends during treatment, signs of complications or changes that justify a check-up. For patients in rural areas or with limited access to clinics, continuous remote monitoring could be transformative.
Potential uses
- Monitoring symptoms and side effects during treatment
- Spotting concerning trends early
- Supporting remote care in underserved areas
- Feeding research with real-world data
Wearables alone do not screen for breast cancer. They complement — they do not replace — screening and clinical care.