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Tech Talk: Wearable tech top global fitness trend: ACSM
More than 3,000 health and fitness professionals surveyed by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) say wearable tech will be the top fitness trend in 2020. This points to the perceived value of these devices by consumers and health professionals alike, and the value to organizations of facilitating their use.
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Boomers, millennials want better health communication
In 2019, millennials are expected to surpass boomers as the largest adult generation in the US. But a new white paper shows that both generations share similar healthcare communication preferences.
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Stats: Podcasts deliver 89% brand awareness boost
Branded podcasts are a "powerful addition to the marketing mix,"according to a multi-continent study commissioned by BBC StoryWorks-BBC Global News and carried out by neuroscience researchers at Neuro-Insight.
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Stats: Neurorehab market worth US$3.2 billion by 2024
The neurorehabilitation market is projected to grow exponentially and globally in the next five years, with North America leading the way.
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Consumer robots evolving: What you need to know
Shipments of domestic aide robotics, including robot vacuums, mops and lawnmowers, are forecast to reach 47 million in 2024 from only 19 million in 2019.
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Stats: 85% of adults 65+ feel younger than their actual age
A majority of older adults (88%) say they feel healthier than their parents' generation, and 85% say they feel younger than their chronological age, according to a recent survey of 1,000 US adults ages 65 and older, surveyed from October to November 2018.
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