Use of mobile sensing devices may improve healthcare in the elderly, according to the results of a pilot observational study published in the July/August issue of the Annals of Family Medicine.
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Mobile sensing devices may improve healthcare in elderly
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Research must become part of the culture of primary care
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Medtronic assigned patent for medical device sensing and detection during MRI
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Older patients more likely to die in hospital following implantation of defibrillators:
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Smartphone physicals becoming real possibility
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Study gives new hope on cerebral palsy
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Tiny chemical sensors could help diagnose disease and track its progress
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Handshake can predict life span
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Bel Marra health comments on a recent study that shows the effect of meditation on the heart health of minority groups
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DuoCort's new form of treatment improves cardiovascular & metabolic measures:
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Twitter used to predict health patterns
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Research could improve cancer treatment
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Outcomes for adult cardiac patients improve
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Migraines do not increase the risk of cognitive decline:
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Study may help personalize pain medication management for sickle cell disease patients
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Scientists find cause of degenerative arthritis, potential treatment
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Mediterranean diet may help you live longer: