From insulin pumps to smart watches, Bluetooth functionality is common in patient-focused medical devices. The technology allows medical devices to easily communicate with a variety of systems due to its universal nature and ease of use. (Also see "The Patient In 2030: A Radical Vision Of The Future" - In Vivo, 31 January, 2022.)
However, the built-in features that come with Bluetooth hardware can be exploited, and with medical devices, the risk of
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