TECH CRUNCH - Aug 6 - Wearables could help improve patient care by providing data about health and fitness activities to doctors. There are a number of challenges to overcome, including accuracy and privacy, however. Health tech startup Zesty has more than 1,500 healthcare professionals on their online health booking platform, and many of them welcome the opportunity to get data from patients' wearables.
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