"Fifty new cases doctor, most of which would have been unidentifiable until a month later."
In a bustling hospital ward, Dr. Jensen froze mid-stride.
"Fifty?" he repeated.
"Yes sir," the nurse said, holding a tablet. "All flagged within the last twelve hours. Mostly silent arrhythmias, early hypertension spikes, two possible pre-stroke indicators… all from patients wearing the VitaBand."
Jensen exhaled, long and slow.
This… was ridiculous.
"Show me."
The nurse handed over the tablet and Jensen scrolled through the logs. The data was clean, precise, and every alert had the same tiny signature at the bottom:
VitaBand – Early Warning Detected.
Jensen pinched the bridge of his nose.
"We would've missed all of these," he muttered.
"Yes sir," the nurse agreed. "The patients didn't even know they had issues. One of them came in for a sprained wrist."
