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Researchers are developing wearable sensors to measure cortisol, the stress hormone, through sweat analysis using microfluidic channels and flexible electrochemical interfaces. Current consumer wearables rely on optical sensors that cannot detect molecular substances like cortisol, which occurs in sweat at nanomolar to micromolar concentrations.
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