Wearables Crash Course Webinar Series

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Take a coffee break every Tuesday in June at 2 p.m. ET to join us for a 15-minute webinar covering trending wearable health technology issues!

We know that you are busy and want to stay current on trending issues. To meet this need, we are offering a “crash course” webinar series. You can pick and choose sessions to attend or sign up for all five 15-minute sessions, depending on your availability and level of interest. In each compact, 15-minute installment, we will guide you through a different wearable health technologyissue. This webinar series should be of interest to medical device and technology providers and consumers, and other health care stakeholders.

This week's session:

Privacy and Wearables
Presenter: Patricia M. Wagner

Wearables can collect a significant amount of information. This session will discuss what you should disclose to consumers, what legal limitations may restrict your use or disclosure of data collected, and how to navigate the process.

Have a question about these issues? Please email the session speaker or Sylwia Faszczewska, Marketing Coordinator, at sfaszczewska@ebglaw.com.

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