➀ Researchers at UK universities have developed a non-invasive wearable 'sticker' that can monitor and detect changes in people's breathing rates. The device, led by Nottingham Trent University and University Hospital Southampton, is designed to provide early warnings for health issues like sepsis and COVID-19. It uses a capacitive sensor that can detect changes even without direct skin contact. ➁ The technology is promising for managing chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and sleep apnoea. ➂ The study, funded by the National Institute for Health Research, shows a significant potential in enhancing patient outcomes and operational efficiency in healthcare.
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