Smart Textiles Tackle Wound Healing, Climate Adaptation, and Reproductive Health

Gewin V, Virginia Gewin
Journal of medical Internet research · 2026 · vol. 28 , pp. e112911 · doi:10.2196/112911 · PMID:42814616 · PMC13626069
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This news and perspectives article reports on the evolving smart textile industry and its current and future applications for well-being, including reproductive health.

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From smart phones to smart fridges to smart... clothes? In this News and Perspectives article, JMIR Correspondent Virginia Gewin reports on the evolving smart textile industry and its current and future applications for well-being.

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Climate Reproductive Health Textiles Wound Healing Humans

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