New device allows pregnant women to monitor their baby's health at home02:56SBS News In DepthFollow and SubscribeFollow and SubscribeFollow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (5.37MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidDr Smith and Professor Wallace Source: SBSThe FeMom device will stick onto a pregnant woman's belly and send information such as heart rates and contractions to an obstetrician via an app.Follow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (5.37MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidPublished 16 October 2019 8:19pmBy Abby DinhamPresented by Sonia LalSource: SBSSkip to podcast episode contentShare this with family and friendsCopy linkShareThe FeMom device will stick onto a pregnant woman's belly and send information such as heart rates and contractions to an obstetrician via an app.ShareLatest podcast episodes15:39Why Indigenous legal advocates are urging national minimum standards on youth justicepodcast episode15 minutes 39 seconds08:52Platypus population decline sparks calls for stronger protectionspodcast episode8 minutes 52 seconds14:01Why Yessie's fight to save his island home is a race against timepodcast episode14 minutes 1 second11:06INTERVIEW: Can Australia beat its feral cat crisis? The fight to save native wildlifepodcast episode11 minutes 6 seconds