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Affairs of the Heart

Find out how biomedical engineering professor Morten Jensen is developing innovative devices to produce better outcomes in cardiovascular medicine.

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UA, UAMS researchers working to create device that detects blood loss, dehydration

The University of Arkansas and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences are teaming up to create a device that can save lives by detecting blood loss and dehydration.

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The Engineer - Device aims to detect and monitor blood loss

Researchers at the University of Arkansas and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences are developing a wearable device to assist with the early detection and monitoring of internal and external bleeding.

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UA and UAMS Awarded $1 9M to Develop Wearable Blood Loss Detector

UA and UAMS Awarded $1 9M to Develop Wearable Blood Loss Detector
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Researchers awarded $1 9 million to develop wearable device for blood loss detection

The Department of Defense awarded a little more than $1.9 million to a multidisciplinary team of researchers at the University of Arkansas and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences to develop a wearable device that will assist with the early detection and monitoring of internal and external bleeding.

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