
Samsung develops wearable technologies for the early detection of heart and brain conditions
Samsung is developing wearable devices that detect early signs of heart failure and monitor brain activity using new EEG technology.
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Samsung is developing wearable devices that detect early signs of heart failure and monitor brain activity using new EEG technology.

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