> Tape a couple of those to your upper lip, and you've got a
> sleep apnea detector that signals whether you stop breathing
> in the middle of the night - which as it turns out is a fairly
> common occurrence. Snore, drool, swizzle, stop breathing, gasp,
> awaken. Puts strain on the heart, causes high blood pressure,

Don't they use something like this for babies ? Post-natal wards,
those susceptible to cot death ? Some breath detector anyway

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