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Inhalers With GPS May Track Asthma Triggers

Featured on: MSNBC
Publication date: Apr 7, 2009

An enterprising epidemiologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has concluded that GPS technology in medical inhalers could be used to track asthma triggers. David Van Sickle asked four undergraduates with asthma to carry inhalers that he could track using GPS.

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