Glove’s a perfect fit for patients with Raynaud’s disease

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Riley Murtagh, Virginia Commonwealth University

Document Type

Article

Date

2016

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Date of Submission

November 2016

Abstract

For a senior project, VCU engineering student Jessica Bishop wanted to help people like herself who suffer from Raynaud’s disease, which constricts blood flow in fingers and other extremities exposed to cold environments or stress. So she invented a pair of “magic gloves” that regulate hand temperature in cold environments.

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