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TEMPE - Jan. 16, 2018 - ASU Now - Wearable monitors - Doctoral student Dustin Plass, left, and graduate student Raja Nagappan talk about Project HoneyBee, a wearable health monitor they and an interdisciplinary group of researchers throughout the University are developing in the LaBelle labs in ISTB1 on Tuesday, January 16, 2018. The initial monitor will evaluate activity, body temperature and heart activity. The goal of observing these parameters is to alert patients and their physicians to early warning symptoms that will result in re-hospitalization. Plaas is working on degrees in electrical and biomedical engineering. Nagappan is working on degrees in biomedical engineering and business. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now

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TEMPE - Jan. 16, 2018 - ASU Now - Wearable monitors - Doctoral student Dustin Plass, left, and graduate student Raja Nagappan talk about Project HoneyBee, a wearable health monitor they and an interdisciplinary group of researchers throughout the University are developing in the LaBelle labs in ISTB1 on Tuesday, January 16, 2018. The initial monitor will evaluate activity, body temperature and heart activity. The goal of observing these parameters is to alert patients and their physicians to early warning symptoms that will result in re-hospitalization. Plaas is working on degrees in electrical and biomedical engineering. Nagappan is working on degrees in biomedical engineering and business. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU Now