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Auckland University and Alimetry get funding for wearable device

The new multimodal device will help detect complications after gut surgery.

Alimetry co-founder Greg O'Grady.

The University of Auckland and medical device and digital healthcare company Alimetry have received $1 million in funding over three years to further develop a multimodal wearable device that will help rapidly detect complications after gut surgery.

The research is being led by Greg O’Grady, a

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Fiona Rotherham Tue, 13 Sep 2022
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