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Empowering people with CF to take control with smart self-monitoring

27 October 2020 by Sean O'Neill

CCAIM Co-Director Andres Floto, pictured above outside Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge, is leading a study on home monitoring for people with cystic fibrosis. The research is central to Project Breathe, which seeks to empower people with CF to take control of their health via smart device self-monitoring.

Project Breathe was launched by a consortium that includes Microsoft, the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, the University of Cambridge, Royal Papworth Hospital and Magic Bullet, a social enterprise company.

Read the full Microsoft Innovation Story here.

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