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A wearable patch for continuous levodopa monitoring in sweat: Towards exertion and power-free pharmacodynamic assessment in Parkinson’s disease
Precision management of Parkinson's disease (PD) requires frequent levodopa (L-dopa) dose adjustments, yet current monitoring relies on subjective symptom reporting and infrequent blood testing. Here, we present a soft, fingertip-mounted wearable platform for continuous, noninvasive L-dopa monitorin
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