Wearable Anxiety Detection: Promising Sensors Need Clinical Proof

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Wearable Anxiety Detection: Promising Sensors Need Clinical Proof
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Wearable heart rhythm sensors show potential for objective anxiety monitoring, but most studies lack the rigor needed for clinical adoption.

Original paper: Wearable ECG and PPG for anxiety detection: a translational digital medicine perspective. — NPJ digital medicine. 10.1038/s41746-026-02620-7

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