Tiny Wearable UV Sensor Can Help to Optimize Phototherapy

Described as the world's smallest wearable, the battery-free device is thinner than a credit card and smaller than an M&M candy, but can warn people about UV over-exposure and help clinicians to optimize dosing during light therapy. Not knowing of Northwestern's role in this technology, we recently covered the now available sensor when it was released as a L'Oreal product through Apple stores. Light therapy has numerous applications, including blue light therapy for jaundiced newborns a...

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