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Northeastern University professor combines computer science with health and measurement with self-reporting to improve accuracy of fitness tracking
April 26, 2024
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Northeastern University professor combines computer science with health and measurement with self-reporting to improve accuracy of fitness tracking
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Northeastern University professor combines computer science with health and measurement with self-reporting to improve accuracy of fitness tracking
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Aria Bracci
September 5, 2019
Fitness trackers need to offer more support to help low-income families to improve their health, says Northeastern University professor
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Fitness trackers need to offer more support to help low-income families to improve their health, says Northeastern University professor
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Laura Castañón
May 22, 2019