Key result
Wearable sensing technologies and miniaturized biosensors enable the quantitative assessment of physiological and chemical indicators of stress for preventive and connected healthcare.
Why the study?
Stress is an increasing global burden and risk factor for acute cardiovascular events, driving interest in wearable sensing technologies for quantitative stress monitoring and connected healthcare.
Design
Literature review
Authors
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Stress wearables should not yet change practice; leaves open validation trials for preventive use.
This review highlights the potential of miniaturized, flexible biosensors and wearable technologies in monitoring biophysiological and biochemical indicators of stress to prevent stress-induced medical conditions.
Iqbal et al. (2021) conducted a review in Stress. Wearable sensing technologies and biosensors was evaluated. Wearable sensing technologies and miniaturized biosensors enable the quantitative assessment of physiological and chemical indicators of stress for preventive and connected healthcare.
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