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Ethics of Wearable Technology: Privacy, PHI, and IP Considerations
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Wearable health technologies—from fitness trackers to AI-powered medical devices—are transforming healthcare and creating exciting new opportunities for lawyers. Join Ceren Canal Aruoba (BRG), David Kappos (Cravath, Swaine & Moore), Beth Burgin Waller (Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black), and Stanton David Weinstein for an engaging discussion about how law intersects with innovation in the rapidly growing wearables and digital health space. Designed for law students exploring career paths, this program highlights the legal challenges shaping health technology and the many ways attorneys contribute to innovation in this industry. Students will gain insight into how legal professionals work with companies, regulators, and innovators to address emerging issues in data, technology, and healthcare.
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