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FDA clears AION’s continuous temperature monitoring device and software platform

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FDA granted 510(k) clearance to AION Biosystems’s iTempShield, a skin-wearable device supported by cloud-based software and proprietary algorithms enables continuous body temperature monitoring. 

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