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Making women’s health visible: From continuous data to clinical care
- Samantha Paoletti
- Alia Lemkaddem
- August 31, 2026
- Reading time : 8 min8 min
How can better women’s health data improve real-world care? CSEM experts Samantha Paoletti and Alia Lemkaddem explore wearable prenatal monitoring, AI-supported decision-making, clinical validation and patient-centred design.
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