Wearable Sensors in Clinical Toxicology: Balancing Technological Promises with Methodological and Pragmatic Constraints

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While wearable sensors hold technological promise for clinical toxicology, their implementation must be balanced against significant methodological and pragmatic constraints. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

A Cakir

doi:10.51262/ejtox.1996453

August 31, 2026Eurasian Journal of ToxicologyOpen Access

Wearable Sensors in Clinical Toxicology: Balancing Technological Promises with Methodological and Pragmatic Constraints

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To critically appraise the emerging role of wearable sensors in clinical toxicology, balancing technical promises against methodological hurdles.
Expert commentary and analytical perspective on wearable biosensors and monitoring devices.
Evaluation of real-world pragmatic challenges, including sensor fidelity, calibration, and clinical translation in toxicological emergencies.
Wearable sensors enable continuous tracking of vital signs and biochemical changes, potentially improving the early detection of drug toxicity and overdose.
Substantial practical barriers persist, including sensor drift, motion artifacts, complex regulatory pathways, and a lack of validated toxicodynamic cutoff values.

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Commentary reviews wearable sensor technologies in clinical toxicology, highlighting methodological and pragmatic barriers to real-world deployment.

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