… , wearable biosensors being developed worldwide as potential clinical tools. The devices build
on the successes of the now ubiquitous wearable fitness … quickly in the event of a relapse. …

… performance evaluation of wearable biosensors are needed … , types of wearables, challenges
and applications of wearable … Herein, we summarize the various wearable devices that are …

… (2) To what extent do participants adhere to wearing the biosensor? (3) Is the number of event
… wild be predicted using physiological signals from a wearable biosensor? and (6) To what …

… wearables can be used in medical diagnosis and treatment, such as for attention-deficit
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD… When a specific physical or psychological event occurs during EEG …

… Thus, we tested the feasibility of capturing OCD events using an unobtrusive wrist worn
biosensor, E4, and machine learning models in a sample of adolescents with an OCD diagnosis. …

… of the continuing advances in biosensor technology, computing … conditions including anxiety
disorders such as PTSD. We … boat in the middle of such an event, or a patient in a modern …

… We enrolled 16 individuals who reported ≥ 4 daily opioid use events within the previous
30 day. Each was assigned a wearable biosensor that measured respiratory rate (RR) and …

… such as hypoglycemic events or dehydration during exercise. [ 4, 5 ] In response, a novel
landscape of decentralized healthcare relying on a network of wearable devices and wireless …

… PD with the use of new wearable biosensors that enable frequent … innovative technologies
based on wearable, multisensor, … sleep disorders, but cannot determine sleep and circadian …

… Non-invasive, wearable devices are rapidly becoming popular due to commercially … are
both sensitive and specific to the events of interest. This preliminary study works toward that goal. …