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May enhance long-term wearable monitoring adherence in practice; leaves open need for clinical validation trials.
Continuous monitoring of human physiology and behavior in natural environments via unobtrusively wearable wireless sensors is witnessing rapid adoption in both consumer health-care and in scientific studies, since those portable and long-running devices can provide critical information for diagnosis and early prevention of disease, as well as invaluable data for scientific studies. Due to the requirement of continuous monitoring, these sensors, all operating on small wearable batteries, require frequent recharging. Lowering this recharging burden is essential for their widespread adoption.
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