By Ivey C – Longevity.Technology –
A groundbreaking wearable health monitor developed by researchers at Washington State University offers a promising tool for non-invasively tracking various health indicators through sweat analysis during physical activity [1].
This innovative device, detailed in a recent study published in the ACS Sensors, uses advanced 3D-printing techniques to measure critical biomarkers like glucose, lactate, uric acid and sweat rate. These can help diagnose and monitor diabetes, gout and cardiovascular diseases.
