📋 Start-Up Develops Wearable That Could Prevent Falls (AARP Article)

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📋 Start-Up Develops Wearable That Could Prevent Falls (AARP Article)

FROM THE ARTICLE: Earpiece from Boston’s Lumia Health wins AARP pitch competition.

By Edward C. Baig, AARP.

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Published January 09, 2025.

Updated January 13, 2025.

For years, Daniel Lee’s now 68-year-old father had what his son describes as “very severe falling issues,” so the younger Lee, now 32, decided to figure out what was wrong.

Lee discovered that the cause was all about less-than-optimal blood flow to the head, inspiring the start-up he cofounded, Boston-based Lumia Health, to develop a tiny earpiece called Lumia. The device is designed to track blood flow to your head and provide an early warning to help prevent brain fog, dizziness, fainting and fall.

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