Wearable Biomarker Sensor for Healthcare - Brochure

There is a clinical need for rapid and portable monitoring of disease biomarkers for accurate diagnosis, early intervention and treatment. Many biomarkers are subject to rapid metabolism or circadian rhythms, so continuous monitoring in situ would provide more meaningful data. Existing methods rely on laboratory-based instrumentation which may take many hours to process and require the employment of skilled analysts. Such analysis can only provide a snapshot of the concentration of a specific biomarker at any given time and may miss a critical event delaying diagnosis and intervention.