Oura is not just a sleep-tracker, it is a health platform | NYNext #shorts
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as posted by the channelNew York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan sits down with Tom Hale for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of wearable tech, AI-driven healthcare and the meteoric rise of the smart ring giant. Hale unveils the ultra-slim new Oura Ring 5 — which he calls the “world’s smallest smart ring” — while revealing how the company exploded into a $1 billion-a-year health-tech powerhouse with 5 million subscribers. The two dive into everything from sleep tracking and fertility planning to AI doctors, privacy fears and why Hale believes wearables could transform America’s broken healthcare system. Along the way, Moynihan presses Hale on subscription fatigue, data security and whether Oura’s health obsession is empowering users — or quietly fueling a new era of wellness anxiety.
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