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Evening Standard |
Asthmatic children wear monitors to track levels of pollution on way to school
Evening Standard Asthmatic children are wearing pollution monitors and GPS trackers to measure how much noxious air they breathe in walking to school for a major study by a team of London scientists. Queen Mary University of London researchers are examining whether … |
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Tech Times |
Here's a Patch That Monitors for Early Signs of an Asthma Attack
Tech Times Developed by Health Care Originals out of upstate New York, the ADAMM wearable patch is an attempt to nip asthma problems in the bud before they really become a problem. The company was on-hand at CES demonstrating an early prototype of the patch, … |
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tuaw.com |
CES 2015: ADAM wearable monitors asthma via app
tuaw.com According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, asthma affects over 25 million adults and children in the US alone, and is responsible for 14.2 million physician visits each year as well as 1.8 million emergency care visits. With that huge … |
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 UW Today |
In the works: an app that monitors asthma
Boston.com (Relaxnews)—Developed by researchers at the University of Washington, UW Medicine and Seattle Children's Hospital in the US, the app, SpiroSmart, monitors your lung function by blowing into your smartphone. According to a release on Tuesday, a paper … App lets you monitor lung health using only a smartphone UW develops smartphone app to monitor lung strength |
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