Wearable technologies promise to redefine assessment of health behaviors, yet their clinical
implementation remains a challenge. To address this gap, two of the NIH's Big Data to …

As smartphones and consumer wearable devices become more ubiquitous, there is a
growing opportunity to capture rich mobile sensor data continuously, passively, and in real …

Background Digital technology uses in cardiology have become a popular research focus in
recent years. However, there has been no published bibliometric report that analyzed the …

An objective evaluation of patient performance status (PS) is difficult because patients spend
the majority of their time outside of the clinic, self-report to providers, and undergo dynamic …

Background The benefits of an active lifestyle after a breast cancer diagnosis are well
recognized, but the majority of survivors are insufficiently active. The ACTIVATE Trial …

Wearable accelerometers provide detailed, objective, and continuous measurements of
physical activity (PA). Recent advances in technology and the decreasing cost of wearable …

Purpose This study aimed to examine the effects of a multi-component mobile health
intervention (wearable, apps, and social media) on cancer survivors'(CS') physical activity …

Medicine has entered the digital era, driven by data from new modalities, especially
genomics and imaging, as well as new sources such as wearables and Internet of Things …

Background: Mobile health is a promising strategy aiming to anticipate and prevent the
deterioration of health status in palliative cancer patients. A prerequisite for successful …

Simple Summary The use of wearable devices in clinical care is gaining popularity among
cancer patients. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the value of wearable devices for …