Disposable articles and other articles comprising a detection device
CA 2370936 A1 · Owner: Hill, Donna R. · Inventors: Roe, Donald Carroll; Muscat, Andreas; Pearce, Anne Marie
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A disposable article to be fitted to a wearer and other types of articles having a detection device, such as a diagnostic panel that may in one set of , embodiments, include at least one biosensor each including at least one bio-, recognition element. The biosensor is adapted to detect a target biological analyte in body substances, and on/or through the wearer's skin. The diagnostic panel may be adapted to determine the physical condition or state of well being of a mammal, or the cause of a particular disease state such as , diarrhea, vaginal infections sexually transmitted diseases ("STD's") and , other diseases, and to signal the caretaker the wearer, or an actuator of the , …
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- Filed April 26, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 26, 2020.
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