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Hypothesis generating model-based wearable clinical trial

2016-05-26

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Wearable physiological sensors have the projected capability to detect unknown and unreported health conditions. Development requires rounds of discovery-oriented human subject research and confirmatory clinical trials. However, each study is a significant investment and difficult to justify in isolation. This impasse requires bootstrapping spiral device development through hypothesis-generating, model-based clini...

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8ae38ced-583e-5080-a84c-9b2ec7470fcd
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.2079v1
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