Welcome to the podcast The Silicon and the Scalpel. This episode dives into Wearable Wellness with special guest Vanessa van der Vlugt. We talk about the current changes within the use of smartwatches for health implementations and what has changed so far.

This podcast episode is produced by Maartje Verschuuren for the series The Silicon and The Scalpel.

To contact doctor Vanessa van der Vlugt, you can mail to vvdvlugt@vvdvpratice.nl or check her practice out at www.vvdvpractice.nl

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