The year is 2036. Researchers conducting a randomized clinical trial issue 200 volunteers with wearable devices to capture metrics on their heart rate, blood pressure, hormone levels and activity.

Accessing cardiology data for research or population health initiatives is still quite difficult in Europe. Could this new project help reverse that trend?

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Benefits and harms of research Research should respect the dignity and rights of human research participants; of individuals or groups connected either with the research participants or the research ...

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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. wants all Americans wearing fitness trackers by the end of this decade — but is that a good idea?

One-quarter of companies and a third of data brokers failed to fulfill personal data requests under state privacy laws.

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Participate in the PRISM-BP research study at UAB, investigating whether sharing personalized genetic risk scores can help people better control blood pressure. In this study, participants will attend ...

The FTC has rescinded a 2021 policy statement addressing data breaches involving health apps, fitness trackers and connected devices.The agency says the ch ...