Doctors can manually take your pulse and use other technology to measure the rhythm of your heart.
Now a cutting-edge monitor that’s smaller and thinner than a postage stamp is about to give doctors another option for monitoring your heart health.
Courtney Doyle explains in Healthy Living.
The monitor also uses static electricity to self-power, meaning it does not need a battery or electrical charge to operate.
Professor Wu says his team has filed a patent for commercial development.
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