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A wearable accelerometry landscape of human health and disease.
Science bulletin·September 22, 2026·PMID 42829244
Why it mattersWearable accelerometry provides objective, continuous behavioral data that may reveal early signals of disease risk across neurology, internal medicine, and longevity. The identified benchmarks and predictive models could support personalized prevention and remote monitoring.
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