CES 2022: New External Device Helps Women Reduce Bladder Leaks

by Amantha May | January 21, 2022 | Health

ELITONE, an external pelvic floor exerciser, generated excitement at CES 2022 earlier this month. Developed by femtech innovator Elidah, ELITONE is CE-marked and FDA-cleared as a non-surgical, non-invasive treatment for stress urinary incontinence, or bladder leaks....

CES 2022: New Smart Scale Measures More Than Weight [video]

by Unber Shafiq | January 19, 2022 | Health

From introducing the world’s first smart scale in 2009 to reinventing the smart scale into a connected health station in 2022, Withings continues to amaze us with its top-notch consumer electronics devices. The company’s new Body Scan earned three CES 2022...

CES 2022: Affordable Virtual Travel for Seniors [video]

by Amantha May | January 19, 2022 | Health

Part of AARP’s well-rounded lineup of innovative age tech solutions at CES 2022, Beeyonder is a digital marketplace providing live and interactive virtual travel experiences and tours. Beeyonder allows aging populations and those with disabilities...

CES 2022: Virtual Physical Exams Now Possible with AI

by Unber Shafiq | January 18, 2022 | Medical

Imagine what would telemedicine look like if we could include AI-based physical exams in the consultations? This might have been difficult to imagine a few years ago. Today, we have an AI-powered device capable of taking important vitals to help physicians offer...

CES 2022: You Can Buy These In-Canal Hearing Aids Direct

by Bruce Brown | January 18, 2022 | Health

San Jose, California-based Eargo, Inc. launched its latest generation in-canal hearing aids at CES 2022 in Las Vegas. The company’s flagship Eargo 6 hearing aids add new features and enhance aspects of the previous generation Eargo 5 aids (which are still...

CES 2022: Handy Device Helps Conquer Gait-Freeze [video]

by Bruce Brown | January 17, 2022 | Health

Imagine pausing during a walk and when you try to take the next step, your legs and feet don’t move, as if they are encased in boxes of cement. It’s called gait-freeze, a condition that is commonly associated with Parkinson’s Disease. A study in...