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Biomedical devices

Ultrathin e-tattoo provides continuous heart monitoring

10 May 2023 Tami Freeman
Sarnab Bhattcharya and Nanshu Lu from The University of Texas at Austin
Mobile cardiac monitor Sarnab Bhattcharya, Nanshu Lu and colleagues are developing an ultrathin and stretchable chest e-tattoo that could detect early signs of heart disease. (Courtesy: The University of Texas at Austin)
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Continuous cardiac monitoring could

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