It can measure how often a patient comes to the hospital with dizziness, is mistakenly told it’s a benign ear condition and sent home — only to return with a major stroke.

Technologies include a pen that can analyze tissue for cancer, a patch for replacing damaged heart tissue and a sensor that feels like a temporary tattoo.

Technology from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab will integrate data sources from across the hospital.

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