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Wearable Devices Identify Resilience of Health Care Workers

Wearable Devices Identify Resilience of Health Care Workers
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COVID-19 conspiracy beliefs increased among users of conservative and social media

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PHILADELPHIA - Belief in conspiracies about the COVID-19 pandemic increased through the early months of the U.S. outbreak among people who reported being heavy users of conservative and social media, a study by Annenberg Public Policy Center (APPC) researchers has found.
Prior APPC research found that people who regularly used conservative or social media during the early months of the pandemic were more likely to report believing in a group of COVID-19 conspiracies. The current study expands on that, finding that a reliance on conservative or social media actually predicted an increase in conspiracy beliefs from March to July 2020. ....

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Wearable Devices can Detect COVID-19 Cases Earlier Than Traditional Diagnostic Methods

Wearable Devices can Detect COVID-19 Cases Earlier Than Traditional Diagnostic Methods
Written by AZoSensorsFeb 9 2021
According to scientists from the Mount Sinai Hospital, wearable devices can detect COVID-19 infection earlier than conventional diagnostic techniques and can help monitor and enhance the management of the disease. The team had made these observations in one of the preliminary studies on the topic.
Image Credit: Andrii Vodolazhskyi/Shutterstock
The study results were published in the
Journal of Medical Internet Research on January 29
th, 2021.
In the Warrior Watch Study, slight changes were detected in the heart rate variability (HRV) of a specific participant, and these were quantified by an Apple Watch. ....

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