Salem students win regional STEM competition with creative dementia tracking device
What if people with dementia could wear a device powered by body heat that tracks their health and sends information remotely to caregivers?
A group of Salem elementary school students had that idea — and have won the regional round in a national science competition.
Uriah Molly, Mari Truong, Teddy Thomas and Gustavo Lopez, all students at the private Heritage School in Salem, will advance to the final phase of ExploraVision, a yearly science,…
