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Leveraging Smart Bed Technology to Detect COVID-19 Symptoms
Pathophysiological responses to viral infections such as COVID-19 significantly affect sleep duration, sleep quality, and concomitant cardiorespiratory function. The widespread adoption of consumer smart bed technology presents a unique opportunity for unobtrusive, real-world, longitudinal monitoring of sleep and physiological signals, which may be valuable for infectious illness surveillance and early detection.
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Using unobtrusive biometric signals collected during sleep from widely used smart bed systems illustrates the potential for scalable, real-world surveillance of illness trends in the U.S., complementing traditional health monitoring systems and public health reporting.
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