1 of 1
Story summary
- Researchers at the University of Maryland developed Smart Underwear to track flatulence and establish a baseline for gas production.
- Dr. Brantley Hall leads the project to address the lack of objective measures for intestinal gas.
- The device clips onto regular underwear and monitors hydrogen levels in flatus.
- The Human Flatus Atlas study seeks participants across the United States to wear the device for three days.
