Self-improvement has never been easier, thanks to apps and devices that measure all your everyday activities. But can you count your way to better health? Another New Year, another list of resolutions ...
With January over, the spirit of self-improvement in which you began the year can start to evaporate. Except now your feeble excuses are under assault from a glut of “self-tracking” devices and apps.
Gary Wolf, co-founder, suggests that self-tracking and life-logging data may be about us, but they should also be ours to generate, harvest, access, manipulate, interpret, and use - even sell. How can ...
Dublin, April 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Quantified Self in Healthcare Market by Technology, Devices and Applications 2021 - 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
As our mhealth focus continues, Mavis Dixon discusses the Quantified Self movement and questions whether it is actually motivating change in patient adherence, or whether it is only motivating those ...
The Quantified Self is the process of tracking aspects of a person’s behavior and recording it as numerical data. Once your behavior has been “quantified” in this way, you can make changes to it and ...
As the self-quantification movement matures, users are expanding beyond physical tracking to assess how they think, decide, ...
Dr Ekta Sood discusses how the quantified self movement can positively impact on clinical trials and their outcomes, examining how key factors such as multi-parameter monitoring, end-to-end systems ...
Self-improvement has never been easier, thanks to apps and devices that measure all your everyday activities. But can you count your way to better health? Another New Year, another list of resolutions ...
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