Summary:
- Northwestern University scientists have designed a wearable throat sensor that help diagnose and treat aphasia, a communication disorder typically associated with strokes.
- When combined with other sensors that track factors like heart functions, muscles and sleep, the throat tech promises a relatively unintrusive look at how your whole body is faring.
- Microphones frequently can’t distinguish between the patient and ambient sounds, and there’s the not-so-small problem of making sensors that can hold up to the rigors of life outside of the hospital.
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