YOUR HEALTH: Monitoring your health anytime, anywhere
STATE COLLEGE, PA. Scientists are developing a tiny, wearable device that can measure human sweat and provide feedback on a range of chronic conditions. This could make monitoring glucose much easier for diabetics. Penn State's team of bioengineers has developed a small, portable device that can be used to monitor health non-invasively. It's a waterproof patch with embedded sensors. Bioengineers designed it to adhere to and conform to the skin, during daily activities and during exercise. "This will allow us to capture all the important information related to heart rate, breathing and sweat a