Article published by IEEE Spectrum: Wearable monitors for health and fitness seemed to be everywhere in the exhibit halls and on the conference stages at CES 2016. But while this generation of biometric monitoring devices goes ...

Article published by MedGagdget: Last week at CES, South San Francisco based Profusa showed off an upcoming injectable sensor that can be used to continuously monitor oxygen levels in tissue. Measuring only 3-5 millimeters long and a ...

Article published by Healthline: Going a step beyond the Bewell concept was something called the Lumee, a new universal biosensor unveiled at CES by San Francisco startup Profusa. This is a single sensor that will continuously monitor a variety of ...

Article published by The Mail On Sunday: An implant that could save diabetic patients from the discomfort of regular blood tests has been unveiled by scientists at the Consumer Electronics Show. The biosensor, a few millimetres long and ...

Article published by Forbes: Imagine, throughout your day, you could know exactly what your body chemistry was up to. More specifically, imagine if the information from your body could instantly go to your doctor and he could ...

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Biointegrated sensors for long-term, continuous tracking of body chemistry may make health and disease monitoring as easy as turning on your smart phone. Unveiled today by Profusa, Inc., ...

Live demonstration of Profusa’s biointegrated sensors at The CES Digital Health Summit on Friday, January 8, 2016.