This paper presents an integrated framework consists of a set of sensor nodes to monitor human health and activities using cloud computing technology, the most powerful sensors such as web camera, gyroscope and accelerometer are used to sense the activities of the patient. Human activities are monitored using sensors and these sensed data are uploaded to the cloud which is accessed by doctors, care-takers, clinics, and pharmacies to provide emergency aid.

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