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Sensor to Track Medication Intake in 30 Seconds Using Sweat Developed: Details
An electrochemical sensing device has been developed to monitor lithium levels in patients, which could help keep track of patients' medication intake. The sensor uses a water-based gel containing glycerol to detect charged particles of lithium in the sweat which usually is present in minute amounts. The results showed that the measurement fell wer...
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This New Device Can Now Detect Your Stress Levels At Home
Ultraviolet light can be used to measure stress hormones in a drop of blood, sweat, urine or saliva. These stress biomarkers are found in all of these fluids, albeit in different quantities.
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Try This Newly Discovered Home-Test To Check Stress Levels
The device measures stress biomarkers in our blood, sweat, urine or saliva. Read here to know everything about it.
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Scientists Discover Paper Patch Which May Help Diabetics Monitor Sugar
Researchers device a paper-based sensor patch that could allow diabetics to effectively measure glucose levels during exercise
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Do 'Lite' Android Apps for Entry Level Phones Involve Much Compromise?
With Google telling developers to focus on entry-level devices and slow connections, we tried out various 'lite' apps to see how the experience measures up.
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Scientists Seeking to Develop Biosensors to Fight Illness
The first biosensor to have been introduced is believed to be a device used to measure the blood glucose levels of diabetes patients.
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New Technology Puts Health Care in Palm of Your Hand
A hand-held connected device unveiled by Las Vegas-based startup MedWand allows consumers to measure temperature, heart rate, oxygen levels and includes a camera to examine the throat and inner ear.
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New Device Measures Stress Levels Using Smartphones
The device can use any smartphone to measure the cortisol concentration in saliva in less than 10 minutes, researchers said.
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Sensor to Track Medication Intake in 30 Seconds Using Sweat Developed: Details
An electrochemical sensing device has been developed to monitor lithium levels in patients, which could help keep track of patients' medication intake. The sensor uses a water-based gel containing glycerol to detect charged particles of lithium in the sweat which usually is present in minute amounts. The results showed that the measurement fell wer...
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This New Device Can Now Detect Your Stress Levels At Home
Ultraviolet light can be used to measure stress hormones in a drop of blood, sweat, urine or saliva. These stress biomarkers are found in all of these fluids, albeit in different quantities.
-
Try This Newly Discovered Home-Test To Check Stress Levels
The device measures stress biomarkers in our blood, sweat, urine or saliva. Read here to know everything about it.
-
Scientists Discover Paper Patch Which May Help Diabetics Monitor Sugar
Researchers device a paper-based sensor patch that could allow diabetics to effectively measure glucose levels during exercise
-
Do 'Lite' Android Apps for Entry Level Phones Involve Much Compromise?
With Google telling developers to focus on entry-level devices and slow connections, we tried out various 'lite' apps to see how the experience measures up.
-
Scientists Seeking to Develop Biosensors to Fight Illness
The first biosensor to have been introduced is believed to be a device used to measure the blood glucose levels of diabetes patients.
-
New Technology Puts Health Care in Palm of Your Hand
A hand-held connected device unveiled by Las Vegas-based startup MedWand allows consumers to measure temperature, heart rate, oxygen levels and includes a camera to examine the throat and inner ear.
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New Device Measures Stress Levels Using Smartphones
The device can use any smartphone to measure the cortisol concentration in saliva in less than 10 minutes, researchers said.
