Imagine that the brain is like a bustling city, filled with connections and activity. Now picture what happens when that city starts to feel empty and quiet. That’s a bit like what researchers have found when it comes to social isolation and loneliness in older adults. In this scoping review, scientists set out to explore […]
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is like a puzzle with many different pieces. In this research, scientists focused on the varied lifespan of AD patients to unravel some of the mystery. By analyzing gene expression profiles, they found that longer-lived AD patients had differentially expressed genes compared to shorter-lived ones. These genes were mainly involved in regulating […]
In the world of movement disorder patients, wearable sensors are becoming increasingly popular. However, most studies only focus on general aspects of mobility using smartphones. To really assess gait and balance, it’s necessary to accurately identify specific activities that take place at home where most falls happen. That’s where our activity recognition algorithm comes in! […]
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