In a nod to Star Trek's Dr McCoy, Viatom has shown a device it bills as a "real medical tricorder" at this week's Consumer Electronics show in New York City. The handheld CheckMe is designed to provide fast readouts of several vital signs as well as tracking patient progress in both clinical and home settings.
.. Continue Reading Viatom CheckMe measures six vital signs in 20 secondsSection: Health and Wellbeing
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