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WATCH BOXER: A new device could prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The watch box, a wearable device that can be worn by patients to monitor their health, is helping to reduce the number of cases of the disease and prevent deaths, a new study says.

Watch boxes, or smartwatches, are worn around the body and can monitor heart, lung, skin and kidney function and can help detect certain diseases and conditions, including cancer.

Watch box devices are being marketed to healthcare professionals, as well as people who work with the elderly.

The study of 1,400 people, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found the devices reduced the risk of death from the coronovirus by nearly half.

The device also lowered the number and severity of complications from the disease by more than a third, the study found.

The technology, developed by Sanofi-Pasteur, is available in many countries.

Watch Box: What do watch boxes do?

The watch boxes were designed to be worn on the face, but the researchers did not test the device on people with face masks.

The devices, which cost around $1,000, are equipped with a camera and sensors that can monitor blood pressure and heart rate.

The sensors are activated by a light that is emitted when the wearer touches the device.

The researchers found that people with high blood pressure who were wearing the device had significantly lower levels of blood and oxygen levels than people who did not wear the device, as compared with those who did.

“The devices can help us monitor our blood pressure, so that we can be sure that we are taking in the right amount of blood,” said lead researcher Dr. Joanna Stroud, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Iowa.

“That means we can prevent heart attacks and strokes and strokes that may otherwise be fatal.

We also can monitor the levels of other vital signs.”

The study found that the watch boxes had no significant impact on the deaths of people with respiratory diseases.

“People who are at risk of developing respiratory diseases are not going to wear them.

It doesn’t reduce the risk.

But people with certain lung diseases or heart conditions, who may have respiratory problems, may want to wear these, because they can help prevent these deaths,” Stroud said.

The Watch Boxes are a product of the global market for wearable devices, the researchers said.

Watchboxes are a form of medical diagnostics that are worn on an app on the wrist.

The app can be used to monitor a person’s health and health history.

The apps are also used to track medications or other devices that are being worn on people’s bodies.

In addition, the Watch Box devices can be connected to a computer for monitoring the wearer’s health.

The products are not FDA-approved for medical use, but are designed to help healthcare professionals to help patients.

The Health Department of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, which regulates the medical devices industry, has launched a voluntary program to monitor the devices and is recommending that watch box users wear the devices.

WatchBox and the CDC are both funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the U