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The Best Health Gadgets From The Consumer Electronics Show

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Not everything at CES is televisions and smart appliances - some nifty health gadgets were on display, too

The annual Consumer Electronics Show showcases some of the best cutting-edge tech headed to store shelves, but it’s not all televisions and smart appliances. Many of the innovations are health-related. From AI-powered devices to gadgets that monitor your heart health, the CES had it all.

Here are 9 of the most interesting innovations:

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