New wearable ECG device could help prevent heart attacks
A new compact, lightweight, gel-free and waterproof electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor offers more comfort and less skin irritation, compared to similar heart monitoring devices on the market.
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A new compact, lightweight, gel-free and waterproof electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor offers more comfort and less skin irritation, compared to similar heart monitoring devices on the market.
A new compact, lightweight, gel-free and waterproof electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor offers more comfort and less skin irritation, compared to similar heart monitoring devices on the market. ECGs help manage cardiovascular disease – which affects around 4 million Australians and kills more than 100 people every day – by alerting users to seek medical care.
A team of researchers designed a gel-free ECG sensor that can monitor the heart of the patient. All over the world, cardiovascular problems are one of the leading causes of death.
The ultra-light state-of-the-art device, incorporating wireless technology, is a major improvement on previous wearable electrocardiograms.