Scientists use tiny leg monitors to unlock secrets of rare muscle diseases
NCT ID NCT06084026
Summary
This study aims to better understand how neuromuscular diseases affect daily life by measuring physical activity. Participants, including both people with these diseases and healthy volunteers, will wear a small, button-like monitor on their thigh for one week every six months over three years. The goal is to collect detailed information about movement, rest, and fatigue to help doctors monitor disease progression and identify potential needs.
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Columbia University Irving Medical Center
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