More than 6,000 infant deaths every day in just the first month of life is a severe alarm for
healthcare systems on the eve of Healthcare 5.0. By providing timely, reliable, yet affordable …

Infants are exceptionally fragile and physically vulnerable who need special healthcare.
Continuous monitoring of vital information of infants is essential for understanding their …

Despite substantial progress in the diagnosis of jaundice/hyperbilirubinemia as the most
common disease and cause of hospitalization of newborns, on the eve of …

Green energy-based power generation is a most rising topic in scientific society. Carbon
water interaction-based hydrovoltaic (HV) power generation is a futuristic current research …

Currently, significant progress is being made in the prevention, treatment and prognosis of
many types of cancer, using biological markers to assess current physiological processes in …

A new concept of energy harvesting from the interaction of water molecule with macroalgal
surface charges has been developed. The formation of electrical double layers on the …

Wearable sweat biosensors, as the only noninvasive and measurable body-fluid sensors,
serve as a very important means to monitor an individual's health status and more dynamic …

Even though significant advances have been made, there is still a lack of reliable sensors
capable of noninvasively monitoring bilirubin and diagnosing jaundice as the most common …

As the demographic structure of the global population continues to shift toward an aging
population, caregivers encounter formidable obstacles in detecting wetness events and …

Health monitoring of infant patients in intensive care can be especially strenuous for both the
patient and their caregiver, as testing setups involve a tangle of electrodes, probes, and …