Abstract:

Research into health communication seeks to refine communication strategies to inform people about ways to enhance health or to avoid specific health risks. As per many reports, current scenarios the health risks are generally like Cardiac arrest, Blood pressure, Sugar etc. This paper proposes a Smart Wrist Watch which will measure the Blood pressure, sugar and Pulse rate of the individual and if risk has been found it will inform the group of persons with the location of the mobile.

Keywords:  Health Communication, Mobile health, Smart Watch, Healthy app, Wrist Watch BP monitor, Wrist Watch Glucose monitor & Wrist Watch pulse rate monitor.

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