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Human health monitoring technology

SPIE Proceedings, 2017
Monitoring vital signs from human body is very important to healthcare and medical diagnosis, because they contain valuable information about arterial occlusions, arrhythmia, atherosclerosis, autonomous nervous system pathologies, stress level, and obstructive sleep apnea. Existing methods, such as electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor and photoplethysmogram (
Byung-Hyun Kim, Jong-Gwan Yook
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Monitoring phthalate exposure in humans

Clinica Chimica Acta, 2005
The dialkyl- or alkyl/aryl esters of 1,2-benzenedicarboxylic acid, commonly known as phthalates, are high-production-volume synthetic chemicals and ubiquitous environmental contaminants because of their use in plastics and other common consumer products. Di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) is the most abundant phthalate in the environment.
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Human Vital Functions Monitoring System

2021 22nd International Carpathian Control Conference (ICCC), 2021
Internet of Things (IoT) solutions are already available in many areas, including medicine or transport. They become more and more advanced, allowing them to perform increasingly complex tasks. Internet of Things devices are already used in smart factories, energy management systems, smart cities, and healthcare solutions.
Andrzej Kot, Agata Nawrocka
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Monitoring research with human subjects

Journal of Medical Ethics, 2012
Active monitoring of research with human subjects is no longer reserved for especially complex research or investigating research alleged to be problematic. Rather, many human research subjects’ protection programmes now engage in routine monitoring. Although limited data concerning such monitoring are available, the Association for the Accreditation ...
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Monitoring Training for Human Performance Optimization

Journal of Special Operations Medicine, 2015
Physical fitness can significantly impact the mission success of Special Operations Forces (SOF). Much like athletes, Operators have multiple training components including technical, tactical, physical and mental conditioning, which must simultaneously be developed for mission success.
Krista G, Austin, Patricia A, Deuster
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Human Population Monitoring

1971
Monitoring the human population is not the preferred way of detecting and identifying environmental mutagens. It is far better that they be discovered in advance, before they come into use. The methods discussed elsewhere in this book are intended for screening potentially dangerous chemicals and removing or restricting those that are found to be ...
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Microbehavioral Approaches to Monitoring Human Experience

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1987
Microbehavioral approaches to social science research minimize the complexities of general activity reporting by limiting questions to elementary activity experience in the context of daily life. Time diaries and sampling studies of activity at random moments during the day are two examples of this approach.
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Monitoring for Human Mutagenesis

Pediatrics, 1974
Mutation is an intrinsic property of genes and has provided the variability that we value as a characteristic of human populations as well as the variability that was necessary for evolution to occur. Nevertheless, an increase in mutation rate is almost universally regarded as undesirable.
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Human factors error and patient monitoring

Physiological Measurement, 2002
A wide range of studies have shown that human factors errors are the major cause of critical incidents that threaten patient safety in the medical environments where patient monitoring takes place, contributing to approximately 87% of all such incidents.
Walsh, T., Beatty, P. C W
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Endocrine monitoring for assisted human conception

British Medical Bulletin, 1990
The pregnancy potential of an assisted conception treatment cycle increases with the number of oocytes or embryos returned to the patient. It is therefore necessary for the patient to undergo a form of follicular stimulation which will result in the recruitment of a cohort of preovulatory follicles and hence supernumerary oocytes.
C M, Howles, M C, Macnamee
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