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    At CES, digital health gadgets gave me a detailed accounting of my flaws and failures

    Some digital health gadgets at CES claim to count wrinkles, test toothbrushing skills, and assess stress. But can they actually improve health?
    by Megan Thielking Jan 10, 2020 2 minutes
    Crowds enter the convention center on the first day of the CES tech show.

    LAS VEGAS — I have 905 pores, 20 wrinkles, and a face that looks 13% fatigued, a smart mirror bluntly informed me this week at the Consumer Electronics Show.

    My face is 3% dark spots and 10% rough, though I believe my bangs skewed the scan.

    I have a “high” stress level, according to another smart mirror.

    I’m only 39% stressed, though,

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