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Design and Development of a Smart Wearable Belt for Non-Invasive Fetal Distress Risk Detection and Maternal–Fetal Monitoring (Opolotstephen)
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Ongoing project
Design and Development of a Smart Wearable Belt for Non-Invasive Fetal Distress Risk Detection and Maternal–Fetal Monitoring (Opolotstephen)
Project team
Principal Investigator
Martha Mulerwa
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Johnes Obungoloch
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Vicent Kasambula
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Mr. John Vianney Tushabe
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Biomedical & Health Technologies
