ReviewInnovation (Cambridge (Mass.))2020
AI-Enabled Wearable and Flexible Electronics for Assessing Full Personal Exposures.
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17 citing papers in PubMed.
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Abstract
Research on the exposome has been extended to personal exposures, and full assessment of personal exposures is of great significance for personal health monitoring and epidemiological studies. Compared with static measurement instruments, wearable sensors are more suitable for dynamic personal exposures assessment. The development of flexible wearable sensors with the features of being physically comfortable and easy to use can be a promising solution for the measurement of personal exposures. With the support of big data and AI, large-scale personal exposures assessment could foster the transition from population-based to individual-based epidemiological studies and upgrade the intelligence level of medical services.
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