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Wearable- and Mobile App–Based Activity Pacing and Fatigue Management in Post–COVID-19 Condition
Post–COVID-19 fatigue affects millions worldwide; yet, evidence-based management strategies remain limited. Activity pacing, regulating activity to match available energy and minimize symptom exacerbation, may support symptom management, although optimal pacing approaches remain unclear.
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Digital health interventions are more likely to succeed when they are designed around users’ real-world needs, preferences, and experiences, emphasizing the value of continuous user engagement throughout development and implementation.
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Shifting The Retinal Foundation Models Paradigm From Slices To Volumes For Optical Coherence Tomography
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