Feedback is excited to learn that University of Maryland researchers are measuring farts in a bid to build a Human Flatus ...

Scientists created smart underwear that measures farts, helping researchers track gut microbes and define what normal ...

Device could have serious applications for tracking a range of health issues, including irritable bowel syndrome and food ...

Scientists developing a new underwear-able hope to do for gastroenterology what the Apple Watch did for cardiology.

Researchers have launched a study to find a typical range for flatulence, which has been harder to measure than you might ...

An intrepid team of scientists has created “Smart Underwear” to measure human flatulence in a bid to better understand our ...

It's hoped that the information collected could help experts better understand a range of health issues which affect human ...

The scientists will develop the Human Flatus Atlas, which quantifies the dynamic range of intestinal gas production. Read ...

The team is constructing the Human Flatus Atlas, bringing modern wearable monitors to bear on digestive health, measuring the frequency and intensity of farts. The team even had to create an ...

Study participants wearing the Smart Underwear farted on average 32 times a day, which is more than the 10 to 20 farts a day ...

Well… plot twist. Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered that we’re actually clocking in at an average of 32 farts a day. That’s basically one every 45 minutes if you’re awake.