More than 50 percent of adult Americans have at least one chronic health condition. Tech companies are now introducing products that promise to help users keep a constant eye on their health including blood pressure, glucose levels and heart problems. The so-called “wearable hospital” is a more than $6 billion industry and it’s growing. While the products offer hope, many people have security and privacy concerns. Brian Cooley, editor-at-large at CNET, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss how users’ private information could be at risk.
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Surge in wearable health tech prompts privacy concerns
