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In an observational study that began enrollment last month, researchers will determine if continuous, remote lung sound ...

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A wearable device that alerts people with food allergies before a reaction begins has the potential to reduce ...

Xsensio announced that it closed a $7 million oversubscribed Series A financing round to support its patient monitoring ...

Japan has done it. Your sweat can now generate electricity. Engineers at the Tokyo University of Science built a wearable ...

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