With the help of more than 40,000 study participants, we are gaining insights into what leads to early detection for #viralillnesses. Learn more about #DETECTstudy at detect.scripps.edu

New data from our scientists published in @LancetDigitalH shows how #wearable sensors can provide real-time COVID-19 tracking and forecasting. ⌚️ thelancet.com/journals/landi…

A new AI-based system developed by our researchers at @ScrippsDTC has the potential to identify COVID-19 cases without conventional testing, by analyzing data shared from popular consumer wearable devices along with self-reported symptoms. Learn more: digitaltrials.scripps.edu/sp…

The ability to identify who experiences the intended immune response following vaccination could be of great value in managing the global trajectory of COVID19 & guiding future #vaccine development. More from our #DETECTstudy scientists in @npjDigitalMed nature.com/articles/s41746-0…

With info shared from your smartwatch or fitness tracker — including heart rate and hours of sleep — scientists can learn more about viral illnesses and vaccines. It’s free and easy to participate in the #DETECTstudy. Learn more: detect.scripps.edu

With the help of more than 40,000 study participants, we are gaining insights into what leads to early detection for #viralillnesses. Learn more about #DETECTstudy at detect.scripps.edu

With info shared from your smartwatch or fitness tracker — including heart rate and hours of sleep — scientists can learn more about viral illnesses. It’s free and easy to participate. Learn more at detect.scripps.edu

On average, it takes 80 days for a person's resting heart rate to return to its normal baseline after COVID-19 infection; for a small subset, it takes more than 133 days. This of many findings made possible by @detect_study participants Learn more: detect.scripps.edu

Interested in participating in #DETECTstudy? Download MyDataHelps™ & enter the six-letter code DETECT to join the 40,000 already contributing data to this health study. If you don’t have a smartwatch or fitness tracker, we might be able to provide one. detect.scripps.edu

In our most recent article in @NatureBiotech, our scientists outline the promises and pitfalls of using smartphone apps as supplementary population health tools to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, now and in the future. nature.com/articles/s41587-0…

As a trusted nonprofit organization, your privacy is our priority. 🔒 In order to protect you; your name & personal information are removed from your data prior to it reaching our researchers. Your data is not shared. For more information, visit: detect.scripps.edu

With the help of more than 40,000 study participants, we are gaining insights into what leads to early detection for #viralillnesses. Learn more about #DETECTstudy at detect.scripps.edu

Do you wear a #fitnesstracker, like a @fitbit, @whoop, or @Apple Watch?⌚️ You may know they can provide valuable info about your health & activity. But #dyk we have found this info can also help find answers about viral illnesses. Learn more: detect.scripps.edu