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What Clinicians Should Tell Their Patients about Wearable Devices and Data Privacy

2024-09-19

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The recent growth of wearable medical device technology in the form of fitness trackers, smart watches, smartphone apps, and patient monitoring systems has created people-generated health data (PGHD) that may benefit medical science with large amounts of continuous real-world data. The prevalence of these devices speaks to their broad popularity and user-friendliness and may lead us one day to a more fully “connec...

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10.20944/preprints202409.1428.v1
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