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Biomedical devices

Strain sensor tracks tiny changes in tumour size in real time

07 Oct 2022
Wearable strain sensor
Measuring tumour volume regression: the FAST system contains a printed circuit board, stretchable strain sensor and a backpack to hold the sensor on the mouse. (Courtesy: Stanford University)
A wearable strain sensor that can measure minuscule changes in the size of tumours in mice has been

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