Wearable carbon dioxide sensor can enable real-time apnea diagnosis

Published Date: 14 Feb 2025

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a major respiratory metabolite, and continuous monitoring of CO2 concentration in exhaled breath is not only an important indicator for early detection and diagnosis of respiratory and circulatory ...

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