University of California engineers have built a small, ultra-low power injectable biosensor for regularly monitoring patients for continuous alcohol consumption. This device will be powered wirelessly by a wearable device like a smartwatch. Presently, breathalyzers are used to estimate blood alcohol levels in the patient’s body, requires patients interference, which is not accurate. Hence this tiny powerful device can be injected in human body for definite results.
Biosensor to Routinely Monitor Alcohol Consumption
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Eben Efyian
Eben Efyian is a seasoned editor with over 16 years of experience in technology publishing, specializing in the electronics domain. As Editor at Electronics For You—India’s most respected publication for electronics professionals—he oversees the creation and curation of content for both Electronics For You magazine and ElectronicsForU.com.
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