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 Empowering heart failure patients with smart health devices
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By Medicine X Staff
In Nokia Challenge
Posted October 3, 2018

Empowering heart failure patients with smart health devices

By Martin Seneviratne, MD Over 5.7 million American adults suffer from heart failure, and the total economic burden on the health system is predicted to exceed $70 billion by 2030.  In recent [...]

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 Can wearables be used to improve opioid prescribing?
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By Medicine X Staff
In Nokia Challenge
Posted August 10, 2018

Can wearables be used to improve opioid prescribing?

By Martin Seneviratne, MD The opioid crisis has been declared a public health emergency, with an estimated 115 deaths each day in the United States from opioid overdoses. In response, the [...]

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 Using wearable technology to explore dementia risk factors
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By Medicine X Staff
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Posted August 1, 2018

Using wearable technology to explore dementia risk factors

By Martin Seneviratne, MD in Nokia Challenge Much has been written about the possible links between lifestyle and the onset of dementia. There is some evidence to suggest that aerobic exercise [...]

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 For non-speakers, a league of their own
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By Medicine X Staff
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Posted September 3, 2017

For non-speakers, a league of their own

2016 Medicine X main stage speaker Dillan Barmache is taking his message of empowerment to Motormorphosis, a conference fostering communities of non-speakers in the digital age. Being different [...]

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 Opening up and aiding others
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Posted June 7, 2017

Opening up and aiding others

Matthew Argame was in college when he first recognized the power of sharing personal stories — even, or especially, the difficult ones. Now, he’s thriving as an advocate for people with disabilities.

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 “The right thing to do is to tell others my story”
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Posted May 28, 2017

“The right thing to do is to tell others my story”

Earlier this month, Eric Amador sat in his power wheelchair, facing a group of legislators and legislative aides. His wife, Toni, was at his side.

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