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Reliability and quality of service issues in wireless body area networks: a survey

Mkongwa et al., 2019

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12002985572675950286
Author
Mkongwa K
Liu Q
Zhang C
Siddiqui F
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IJSPS

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In the modern living era, changing peoples' life style and aging have subjected human kind into many health risks. It is therefore necessary to monitor individual health status for timely preventive and emergency health care services. Advances in micro fabricated …
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