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What is the main goal of the research described in the text?
What is the main goal of the research described in the text?
- To create a wearable technology that can track the profile of medication inside the body continuously and non-invasively
- To create a personalized approach to medicine where an ideal drug and dosages can be tailored to an individual (correct)
- To create a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to prescribing medications
- To create a personalized approach to pharmacotherapy
What is the main issue with the current approach to personalizing drug dosage?
What is the main issue with the current approach to personalizing drug dosage?
- It is inconvenient, time-consuming and expensive (correct)
- It is invasive and costly
- It is ineffective and unreliable
- It is inaccurate and limited
What is the technique used to stimulate sweat glands on the wrist?
What is the technique used to stimulate sweat glands on the wrist?
- Applying a small electric current (correct)
- Exercising
- Taking a blood sample
- Taking a saliva sample
What is the advantage of the technology developed by the researchers?
What is the advantage of the technology developed by the researchers?
What does the technology allow the researchers to do?
What does the technology allow the researchers to do?
What is the significance of this study?
What is the significance of this study?
What is the name of the study that was published?
What is the name of the study that was published?
What is the name of the research group led by Sam Emaminejad?
What is the name of the research group led by Sam Emaminejad?
What is the name of the professor of biochemistry and genetics at Stanford Medical School?
What is the name of the professor of biochemistry and genetics at Stanford Medical School?
What is the name of the doctoral student at UCLA and member of Emaminejad's Interconnected and Integrated Bioelectronics Lab (I²BL)?
What is the name of the doctoral student at UCLA and member of Emaminejad's Interconnected and Integrated Bioelectronics Lab (I²BL)?
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