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Apple patents design for blood pressure monitor

California [United States], June 8 (ANI): Apple has patented a design for a device that would help monitor blood pressure more seamlessly.

ANI Jun 08, 2018 11:44 IST googleads

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California [United States], June 8 (ANI): Apple has patented a design for a device that would help monitor blood pressure more seamlessly.
The design is for a wearable blood pressure monitor, which would resemble a cuff, and come equipped with sensors that track the blood pressure of the wearer, The Verge has reported.
The patent further describes the device to come equipped with a touchscreen and possible inclusion of bluetooth support. (ANI)

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