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GOOD NEWSN I 29 OCTOBER 2025

Morning-after pill now free at pharmacies in England, new biosensors promise smarter wearables

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29.10.2025
by selinamahoche

My fitness tracker has become indispensable in my life. Whether during workouts, daily routines, or when I’m sick, it provides crucial health data. Researchers at Stanford University have now developed new flexible biosensors that are designed to deliver even more reliable readings—even with temperature changes, humidity, or movement.

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29.10.2025
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