B-ON's MD monitor keeps tabs on your health (pictures)

The compact MD health monitor from B-ON can measure a user's blood pressure, heart rate and more.

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Lynn La covers mobile reviews and news. She previously wrote for The Sacramento Bee, Macworld and The Global Post.

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March 2, 2015 8:06 a.m. PT

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B-ON 5-in-1 MD health monitor

BARCELONA -- Though the accuracy of home health monitors is still up for debate, that doesn't stop companies from manufacturing new health-related smart-devices. Touted as the "world's smallest 5-in-1" health monitor, the MD from B-ON is one of the latest products to join the market, and it was showcased this week during MWC 2015.

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Measuring ECG levels

At the bottom of the device is one of three sensors that help measure a user's ECG levels. In addition, a pump valve that connects to an arm cuff is at the top center.

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Attachment to arm cuff

An arm cuff that measures blood pressure is outfitted with a mount that can attach to the MD.

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Powering on

The power button located on the side of the device.

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Sensors and charging

On the left is a small slit that supports the function of the blood pressure measuring mode, and on the right is a Micro-USB charging port.

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Measuring blood oxygen levels

The top sensor measures blood oxygen levels and your heart rate.

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Taking your temperature

On the side is a sensor to measure body temperature. Additionally, it doubles as one of the other sensors that measures ECG levels. Click here for more of CNET's coverage of MWC 2015.