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On top of the link below, we will soon start getting news on digital radio (DAB). http://www.toumaz.com/frontier-silicon

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-28415753

Can't rule out more news from abroad including US and Middle East soon.

Held very well and all the news is adding to this to be a very exciting and rewarding coy!

I am not, but I get to understand more by seeing Zak Mirs u tude each day. Then we have contracts around the world. Then revenue has been going up NHS trials All added up to be a excellent opportunity to be in for long term and to make a very good profit. It's still a buy for me at 7p but this share is for long term holders imo.

I did not know but topped up yesterday before it went up.You only have to go back to April and look at the graph. RSI has been very strong so many were buying on this. Nothing goes up in straight line so few red days are expected but does not bother me as orders are quickly placed to buy on drops. I have been doing that and is really paying off now. TMZ- Excellent news and good it is working with Leicester Uni. This will help us to get contracts with NHS in the UK. More reasons for me to keep on topping this up as I think lots of news will keep on flowing from around the world. If there was a slight drop today would not bother me as it has not bothered me either inside 5p or 6p. That happens as people take some profit. I will do that at 10P.

Anthony Sethill, CEO of Toumaz Group, said: "This funding is recognition of the potential of SensiumVitals® to improve patient safety and deliver economic benefits to hospitals. The roll-out of the system is just beginning - and we are already greatly encouraged by the interest shown in the UK and abroad. "To ensure that SensiumVitals® maintains its leadership position in the field of wireless monitoring, we will continue to place a heavy emphasis on innovation. In the University of Leicester, we have found the ideal partner to guide us in this process." Professor Timothy Coats, Professor of Emergency Medicine, Department of Cardiovascular Sciences, University of Leicester and Director of the Leicester Diagnostics Development Unit, said: "SensiumVitals® is a ground-breaking system in the world of patient monitoring. The ability to take measurements every two minutes allows clinicians quickly to identify early signs of patient deterioration. "By working with Sensium Healthcare on its next generation product, our joint aim is to develop system enhancements which are fully aligned with the needs of patients, clinicians and the broader NHS."

Sensium Healthcare awarded Technology Strategy Board funding Toumaz Limited (AIM: TMZ, 'Toumaz', or 'the Group'), a pioneer in ultra-low power wireless semiconductor technology, announces that Sensium Healthcare, its wireless healthcare division, has been awarded £250,000 by the UK's innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board. The award will support a collaboration with the Leicester Diagnostics Development Unit at the University of Leicester to develop the next generation of SensiumVitals®, the Group's wireless vital signs monitoring system. Sensium Healthcare is lead partner in the project. SensiumVitals® currently provides wireless measurement of heart rate, respiration and temperature for patients in general wards and Accident and Emergency waiting areas. Readings are taken every two minutes and notifications are issued if measurements exceed pre-set thresholds. This project will focus on expanding the parameters and capabilities of the system. The partnership with the University of Leicester is designed to ensure that the development process is fully informed by the needs of patients and clinicians - which in turn should help facilitate uptake of the technology within the NHS - in particular, for patients in emergency care.

Something will always be up in air here due to world exposure & the revolutionary patch . I am glad to be in early and within few months, i expect us to be near 10p. In a year's time we will look back and say, "wow"

A wearable patch which is the size of a plaster could revolutionise the way that patient health is monitored in the UK, reducing pressure on NHS staff. Powered by batteries, the wireless patch sticks to the surface of the chest just above the heart. It monitors a patient's body temperature, heart rate and breathing rate while leaving them completely free to move around. It then transmits the health data to the hospital's IT system, updating it every couple of minutes. This removes the need for staff to physically carry out the tests, since hospital staff can monitor them simply by checking to see readings fall outside pre-set levels on the main system. This would relieve the staff of a significant amount of pressure since such tests can sometimes take hours to carry out in person, depending on the patient's condition. It also means that the equipment usually needed would not be required. The fact that patients can move around freely is also a significant benefit, since it minimises the risk of complications such as infections, and helps patients to recover so that they can go home as quickly as possible. The technology was developed by the British firm Sensium Healthcare, and each patch costs £35 to create. It lasts for five days, which is long enough for most hospital stays. A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2012 showed that almost 12,000 hospital deaths in England could have been prevented. In nearly a third of these cases, problems with health monitoring were a contributing factor. The patch is currently being trialled in a hospital in Brighton, but Sensium is also holding talks with 20 others.

trials and I think contracts will be on it's way. Widely covered in press last week.

rise so far.

Nice buys in today. I see us going over 7p soon.

& 350k buys today. 6.50 paid for 350k buy. TMZ mentioned in London CT AM yesterday in BEST of BROKERS. Peel Hunt has maintained its "Buy" rating with 8.30 target. The broker believes that TMZ has a strong pipeline for its wireless vital signs monitoring patch developed by its Sensium Health subsidiary, with good potential to develop high volume sales in the market. I fail to understand why sp is down despite these buys. MMs want to hide the true sp imo. Don't forget this was mentioned in BBC 2 days ago with ongoing NHS trials.

Just have to wait for further upside like we have from 3p days since April 14.

Demand for this will grow as we get more contract news and also when it gets recommended by experts. This should be soon.

A wearable patch which is the size of a plaster could revolutionise the way that patient health is monitored in the UK, reducing pressure on NHS staff. Powered by batteries, the wireless patch sticks to the surface of the chest just above the heart. It monitors a patient's body temperature, heart rate and breathing rate while leaving them completely free to move around. It then transmits the health data to the hospital's IT system, updating it every couple of minutes. This removes the need for staff to physically carry out the tests, since hospital staff can monitor them simply by checking to see readings fall outside pre-set levels on the main system. This would relieve the staff of a significant amount of pressure since such tests can sometimes take hours to carry out in person, depending on the patient's condition. It also means that the equipment usually needed would not be required. The fact that patients can move around freely is also a significant benefit, since it minimises the risk of complications such as infections, and helps patients to recover so that they can go home as quickly as possible. The technology was developed by the British firm Sensium Healthcare, and each patch costs £35 to create. It lasts for five days, which is long enough for most hospital stays. A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2012 showed that almost 12,000 hospital deaths in England could have been prevented. In nearly a third of these cases, problems with health monitoring were a contributing factor. The patch is currently being trialled in a hospital in Brighton, but Sensium is also holding talks with 20 others.

What will happen when RNS is released if we get contracts with NHS? I am sure we will. People have been taking position here today.

No, but topped up OEX at 5.50 and look at it now!

I am in HUR and bought in at 38p. SP went to 50p with great news, but as next phase is later this year, many sold out and sp dropped to 41/42p. From MONI experience, I was topping up at these levels. Today it is near 46p and 50p should not be far away. Even here I was topping up at any drop. Portfolio looking very good now!