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Wearable Sensors and Digital Health Technologies for Tracking Neurological and Neuromuscular Disorders
Session Chair(s)
Ashkan Vaziri, PHD
Founder and CEO, Biosensics, United States
Neurological disorders are complex and multifaceted, with symptoms that can vary widely. Wearable sensors and digital health technologies enable objective collection of data at the patients' home, providing unprecedented ways for tracking diseases. This session will include presentations from several NIH-funded and Investigator-initiated studies focused on collecting digital measures of disease progression, including in patients with progressive supranuclear palsy, Parkinson disease, Alzheimer’s and ALS, and their potential impact on clinical trials and care for individuals with neurological disorders.
Learning Objective : Demonstrate innovative wearable sensors and digital technologies capable of accurately detecting and monitoring neurological disease symptoms; Identify methods for seamlessly integrating wearable sensors with existing healthcare systems to ensure continuity of care.
Speaker(s)
Advancing the National Plan to Address AD/ADRD
Program Director, AD/ADRD Biomarkers, Division of Neuroscience, National Institute on Aging, NIH, United States
Digital Health Revolution: Wearable Sensors for Cognitive Frailty Monitoring
Professor of Surgery; Director, Clinical Research, Baylor College of Medicine, United States
Remote Disease Monitoring Platforms for ALS
Digital Healthcare Innovation, Business and Research Strategy, MT-Pharma, United States
A Multi-Modal Digital Health Solution for Remote Monitoring of Disease Symptoms in Neurological Disorders
Founder and CEO, Biosensics, United States
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