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Wearable biosensors were first invented in the 1950s by Leland C Clark, but was very simple at the time, and has greatly evolved since then into what we now know as Apple watches, FitBits, blood glucose meters, and more (Peterson et al. 2024). Many people, not only athletes and patients with chronic health conditions, use wearable biosensors to measure health data such as heart rate, calories burned, steps taken, sleep patterns, blood pressure, etc. in order to manage their own possible...