This JAMA article calls for wider use of body-fixed sensors (small, lightweight measuring devices attached to the body) to track symptom progression in Parkinson's disease and to more accurately diagnose the severity of the disease. The authors suggest that a new diagnostic tool could be developed based on this technology.
This JAMA article calls for wider use of body-fixed sensors (small, lightweight measuring devices attached to the body) to track symptom progression in Parkinson's disease and to more accurately diagnose the severity of the disease. They may even be used to deliver therapy to a Parkinson's sufferer, by providing real-time feedback and assist with improving their mobility.