October 12, 2023
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10/12/2023
Review
This narrative review assesses digital determinants of health in both technologies and medical formulae that demonstrate either evidence of bias or suboptimal performance, identifies potential mechanisms behind such bias, and proposes potential methods or avenues that can guide future efforts to address these disparities.
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Current Issue September 2023
10/06/2023
Research Article
This work investigates the feasibility of adopting an alternative approach to monitoring cirrhosis progression based on a smartphone and its camera.
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10/12/2023
Research Article
This scoping review aimed to investigate the impact of low digital literacy on health, as well as digital literacy and digital health definitions, instruments used to assess it and interventions useful for its mitigation
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10/03/2023
Research Article
This study aimed to demonstrate the feasibility of building a vision-based model for automated quantification of sleeping position throughout the third trimester.
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09/15/2023
Research Article
This study demonstrates that combining digital tests with data analytics has potential for simplifying neuropsychiatric assessment.
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09/07/2023
Research Article
This study investigates the risks of multimorbidity in polypharmarcy using data from ~185 million treatment episodes
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09/07/2023
Research Article
A Smartphone app for treating tinnitus was developed and tested for safety and effectiveness in 187 patients with tinnitus, showing promising results.
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08/30/2023
Research Article
This study proposes a mobile health intervention to increase physical activity and sedentary behaviour in people with type 2 diabetes.
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