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High-tech bandage uses phone app to identify infection
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Smart bandage detects infection
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New smart microfibres target emerging drug therapies for deadly disease.
Been a while since you had your brain waves analyzed? Worried about how you might respond in the crucial period between an earthquake and a potentially deadly tsunami? Strike those
concerns off your to-do list next week at the University of Victoria showcase at the BC Tech Summit.
A "smart bandage" that detects and treats infection using a smartphone app has the potential for transformative advances in wound care, says UVic bioengineer Mohsen Akbari,
principal investigator of a study published this week which describes the science behind the innovation.
A “smart bandage” that detects and treats infection using a smartphone app has the potential for transformative advances in wound care, according to University of Victoria
bioengineer Mohsen Akbari. The bandage monitors pH levels at wound sites to detect the earliest signs of bacterial infection.