Why the study?
Obesity and cardiovascular diseases significantly impact quality of life, especially in the elderly, and IoT offers opportunities to improve early diagnosis and remote patient management.
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Hypothesis-generating for IoT in remote CVD monitoring; prospective trials needed before clinical adoption.
Generally, the human body provides information about its health regularly. However, data is available throughout devices that measure or detect amounts and variations in particular areas of the body. To improve the health of patients, health professionals use the principles of medical decision-making in diagnosis and management. Globally, obesity and Cardio diseases impact the quality of life significantly, especially among the elderly. In addition to sensor design and IoT, the emerging technological revolution is expected to offer new applications in internal/external health monitoring that can make a significant contribution to human health and wellbeing. During this decade, technological advances have overgrown in many fields of research. IoT is a recent development that has significant impacts, including sports, education, business, and the environment, in all aspects of our lives. In healthcare, IoT has a great future in remote management of patients. The accuracy of early diagnosis and treatment is aimed to improve through the recognition of early diagnosis markers and the actual rate of screening. In a new sense, the progressive system of the heart, the modifications to diagnose it, and effective treatment to slow it down.
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Bhansali et al. (2020) studied this question.
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