Wrist watch for the heart: study tests remote monitoring for cancer survivors
NCT ID NCT03838627
Summary
This study tested if a commercially available wrist-worn fitness monitor (WHOOP®) could reliably measure heart rate and heart rate variability from home for survivors of Hodgkin lymphoma who had chest radiation. The goal was to see if the home monitor's readings matched those from a standard in-office medical device. This information could help researchers better understand and monitor long-term heart health in cancer survivors.
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Kirsten Ness
Memphis, Tennessee, 38105, United States
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