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Sensors with Down-to-Earth Uses to Monitor Astronauts' Metabolism in Space
A noninvasive, needle-free system that uses light to measure tissue oxygen and pH will soon be an alternative to the painful use of needles to draw blood and cumbersome equipment used to determine metabolic rate. More...11 May 2009
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