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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Monday, September 7th.

In the last few months, chances are you've had your temperature taken more often than you had in the last few years. From the hair salon, if you're allowed to go there,

to the doctor's office, a quick forehead scan is often required before you set foot in the door.

Today, more than ever, having a fever means you shouldn't be around others. But by the time you

actually get to your

destination and find out that you're running hot, you've probably been in contact with other people.

That includes the person holding the thermometer. And if there's one thing we do know about

COVID-19 is that contact can spread the virus. Wearable device maker Fitbit is trying to cut off

such exposure before it happens.

The new Fitbit Sense is equipped with sensors that may be able to detect COVID-19 and flu

...