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Research shows dementia may be slowed or prevented by modifying behaviors such as sleep, exercise, socialization and diet. We quantify these results to help prevent disease.
Augmented Preclinical Alzheimer's Disease Detection Through Wearable Health and Driving Behavior Data.
Wearables offer real-time continuous data collection which drastically reduces traditional biases and enables the capture of rich and diverse sets of health metrics from a wide range of participants. Amissa Health is partnering with Dr. Ganesh Babulal at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine to identify patterns in preclinical Alzheimer's disease biomarkers associated with cognitive impairment.
Empowering Advanced Alzheimers Disease and Dementia Research Through Remote Patient Monitoring and Cloud-Connected Wearables
The dementia research community lacks suffient real-world data, including information from minorities and underrepresented populations, to adequately conducted research without biases. Partnering with researchers at Wake Forest and Massachusetts General Hospital, Amissa is developing a real-world data platform that increases inclusion of diverse study participants and makes data available to other researchers.
Examining biometric measures during perimenopause and menopause to predict sleep interruptions and hot flashes.
Working with perimenopause and menopause research experts, Amissa is developing algorithms to predict painful menopause symptoms and provide women with actionable data. Additionally, our software measures women's sleep quality during this transition period and we're longitudinally assessing the correlation between sleep quality and increased risk of dementia decades later.
