Wearable vs Implantable: Choosing the Right Sensor for Nutrition and Recovery Monitoring
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Wearable vs Implantable: Choosing the Right Sensor for Nutrition and Recovery Monitoring

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2026-02-23
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Compare wearables, implantables (like Lumee), and lab tests for glucose, tissue oxygen, and hydration—practical guidance for caregivers and clinicians in 2026.

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