Wearable sensors to monitor triggers for asthma, and more

The video discusses the development of wearable sensors by Veena Misra's team at North Carolina State University, supported by the National Science Foundation. These sensors monitor environmental pollutants and vital signs, aiming to help individuals make informed health decisions. The technology is battery-free, harvesting energy from the human body, and is designed to be integrated into clothing. The sensors are tested for real-time health monitoring, with potential applications in healthcare to improve patient care and treatment prescriptions.

In what ways can the wearable health devices change patient care and treatment prescriptions?

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What is the significance of the statement 'update your wardrobe to improve your health'?

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