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This page shows the latest wearables news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.
Michael J Fox Foundation awards Koneksa second research grant
The measures, including activity, gait and sleep, are collected using a Verily watch, which is a sensor-based wearable device for non-invasive, continuous monitoring.
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NHS England to roll out continuous glucose monitors to all those with type 1 diabetes
The wearable monitor sends information to a mobile app, allowing those with diabetes to easily keep track of their glucose levels at all times.
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Takeda and Daiichi Sankyo collaborate to create wearable device
Takeda and Daiichi Sankyo have announced that they will work on a new research project, along with Tohoku University and MICIN, a digital health and telemedicine company, to develop a wearable ... The study will explore the practicalities of tracking
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How to lead a successful launch in the future
This is an area that really excites me as the pharma/biotech industry has so much opportunity to innovate – across wearables/ devices, digital technology that can track, communicate and alert, new
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Bayer's drop of the future
Even then, the portents were clear: educated patients with less deference to professionals, crude wearables like step counters and rising OTC sales of old technologies, like blood pressure cuffs, that were
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Key emerging trends in digital health
An integral aspect of a virtual trial is its incorporation of patient-facing technologies, including smartphones, tablets and wearable technologies.
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Expanding clinical trial access: a global imperative requiring local focus
DCT solutions, such as telehealth visits, connected/wearable devices, IQVIA’s Research Nursing and Phlebotomy Solutions services (providing at-home lab collection capabilities and trained nursing visits) and direct-to- patient
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After the wildfire: how will healthcare recover from the pandemic?
For digitally literate health consumers, that includes various e-health solutions – apps, wearables, telemedicine and so on – that have the potential to transform the way large parts of society think about
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Empowering patients empowers results
One area demonstrating great potential is wearable devices. Whether these are worn on the wrist, or as an adhesive patch on the body, AI- embedded capabilities allow devices to measure patients’ ... Because these technologies can deliver data straight
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A cultural shift in clinical research
Wearable devices worn by patients during trials is one component of this new approach, allowing clinicians to track and analyse health information such as heart rate and pulse, temperature, blood oxygen
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The promise of precision medicine
The All of Us programme in the United States, for instance, casts a wide net and seeks to combine DNA samples, electronic health record (EHR) data, information from wearables and survey
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Syneos Health appoints Tim Pantello as president of communications
Prior to Syneos Health, Pantello was a managing director at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), leading multiple offerings within the Health Industry Advisory Group related to wearable data, patient intelligence and predictive behaviours and
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Could femtech be the answer to the gender health gap?
Although the majority of femtech falls under the direct-to-consumer category (with products such as smartphone apps and devices including everything from newly designed breast pumps to wearable fertility trackers), ... 29. Now that we are seeing an
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The desire for connected customer experiences unites stakeholders
They can order their own lab work through at-home testing kits or directly through nationwide laboratory chains and monitor their vital signs and important health stats through wearables that track
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Train Your Brain for Success
He also delves into Brain Co’s different types of offerings, including smart prosthetics and wearables, along with the underlying deep learning algorithms.
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2022: What next after digital transformation?
several big topics that will define our future globally – from heated debates about the NHS to data ethics and AI, from wearable tech governance to telemedicine and discussions about accelerated access
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Making Wearable Technology Scalable and Adoptable
Ilaria Varoli, EVP of Myant Inc., explores Textile Computing for remote monitoring, health assessments, pediatric and maternal care, temperature regulation, monitoring of athlete performance, and much more. Address:. Impetus Digital. WaterPark
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