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Monitoring fatigue with consumer wearables in multiple sclerosis following rehabilitation: An observational study

2025-11-13

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Fatigue places a great burden on people with multiple sclerosis (PwMS), but fatigue assessments are imperfect and rely on subjective surveys. Assessing digital biomarkers derived from wearable devices has shown promise as an objective measurement method. We investigate their association with fatigue with a special focus on within-person changes and differences between cognitive and motor fatigue. PwMS entering inp...

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7bbea148-3ce8-59da-a867-562af63744f9
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10.1101/2025.11.07.25339665
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