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arob.base.eth🍖🎩
@arob1000
Did you know that you can detect COVID or other respiratory disease on your smartwatch days before feeling symptoms? Wearables and longitudinal monitoring are changing wellness and medicine. I was part of this work so happy to answer any questions. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.06.20147512v1
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Alberto Ornaghi
@alor
definitely!! I've experienced it on myself. Apple Watch detected a bronchitis before the symptoms showed up. look at these casts: https://farcaster.xyz/alor/0x66e19237 https://farcaster.xyz/alor/0x8d362ee6 https://farcaster.xyz/alor/0x523cc739 vitals where off a week before the real bronchitis: https://farcaster.xyz/alor/0x14333cf2
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abdulla
@abdullaalkamil
Looks really interesting! My initial thought is that the heart rate variability would be a non-specific indicator of physiological stressors. I think the paper does discuss that it isn't necessary specific to COVID, but very useful in the pandemic context
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Rose
@rosekeyes
Does it matter if the smartwatch is for the Apple brand or Samsung?
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aisha
@supersia
Oh how does this work if you haven’t even started feeling the symptoms yet?
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Pichi
@pichi
Is this related to the Stanford myPHD app? Because I use it daily and love it.
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Eddy ⌐◨-◨ 🇲🇽
@eljuniordiaz.eth
That's wild I did not know that! Thanks 5 👏
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kelborhal78
@kelborhal78
Thanks for the info, I have a smartwatch and sometimes have no idea what to do with all these data
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