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By Alan, on December 21st, 2017% Catheter for chemotherapy (Rhoda Baer, National Cancer Institute)
21 December 2017. A group of cancer patients was able to monitor the severity of effects of their chemotherapy with built-in sensors on smartphones and fitness trackers. Results of the clinical study, led by researchers at University of Pittsburgh, appear in the 19 December issue . . . → Read More: Phone Sensors Shown to Monitor Chemotherapy Effects
By Alan, on December 8th, 2017% Engineers at University of California in San Diego designed a case that fits over a smartphone with an integrated sensor, which in lab tests accurately measures blood glucose levels. . . . → Read More: Blood Glucose Monitor Built Into Smartphone Case
By Alan, on October 26th, 2017% A home test kit using smartphone imaging is being created by biomedical engineers to detect kidney inflammation caused by lupus, an autoimmune disorder. . . . → Read More: Phone-Based Lupus Home Test Kit in Development
By Alan, on October 18th, 2017% A new smartphone app helps detect depression among women who recently gave birth, and optionally gathers data for continued research on the disorder. . . . → Read More: Phone App Screens for Postpartum Depression
By Alan, on September 6th, 2017% A medical engineering team designed a smartphone app that in a clinical study shows it can measure key factors in heart health as accurately as MRI scans. . . . → Read More: Phone App Found to Measure Heart Health Metrics
By Alan, on September 4th, 2017% Taking photos is one of the leading uses of smartphones, documented by the chart posted above from Statista showing the growing number of images captured with phones since 2013. . . . → Read More: Infographic – Smartphones Cause Photography Boom
By Alan, on August 31st, 2017% Read about the latest developments in smartphone software. . . . → Read More: Clever Smartphone Software, Boldly Going Where No Phone Has Gone Before
By Alan, on August 30th, 2017% Results from a clinical trial show an electrocardiogram app on a smartphone detects more cases of irregular heart beats than routine office visits. . . . → Read More: Trial Shows Smartphone App Finds More Heart Disease
By Alan, on August 23rd, 2017% A large-scale research study of physical challenges and symptoms in people with multiple sclerosis in the U.S. is capturing its data with smartphones rather than by visiting clinics. . . . → Read More: Smartphones Capturing Multiple Sclerosis Data
By Alan, on August 11th, 2017% An engineering lab at University of Illinois created a device that uses a smartphone’s imaging and processing features to analyze human specimen samples for detecting disease. . . . → Read More: Smartphone Attachment Performs Medical Diagnostics
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