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New wearable device claims to monitor brain health and stress levels
A startup-backed wearable device worn on the temples promises to measure blood flow to the brain and mental stress levels. The device, priced at approximately Rs 85,000, has generated interest among health-conscious consumers seeking non-invasive mental health monitoring.
LSN India ·
A new wearable technology has emerged in India's health-tech space, claiming to provide insights into brain health and stress through a compact headwear device. The temple-mounted wearable is designed to measure cerebral blood flow and stress indicators, marking an entry into the growing market for personal health monitoring devices.
The device, which retails for around Rs 85,000, represents a significant investment in personal wellness technology. Proponents suggest it could help users track mental fatigue and stress levels in real-time, potentially offering data to support mental health management and meditation practices.
The development underscores growing interest among Indian entrepreneurs and investors in technologies addressing mental health awareness. As conversations around mental wellbeing gain prominence in urban India, wearable devices offering biomarker tracking have attracted considerable attention from both consumers and healthcare professionals.
Experts advise potential users to consult healthcare professionals regarding the device's clinical accuracy and utility for specific health conditions. While wearable technology offers convenience in health monitoring, medical professionals caution that such devices should complement, rather than replace, professional medical evaluation and treatment for mental health concerns.