Ruth B. Schneider
Department of Neurology, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY 14642, USA.
ORCID iDRuth B. Schneider has 1 paper in the ChatPPG research atlas (2022) and 18 co-authors in the atlas. Main topics: parkinsons, gait, rf-sensing, longitudinal-monitoring.
Papers
- Monitoring Gait at Home with Radio Waves in Parkinson's Disease: a Marker of Severity, Progression, and Medication Response2022 · Science Translational Medicine 2022
This Science Translational Medicine study tracked gait speed at home with a radio device that senses radio waves reflected off people's bodies. Fifty people with and without Parkinson's disease were monitored for up to a year, giving more than 200,000 gait speed measurements. Home gait speed correlated strongly with MDS-UPDRS scores, tracked progression more sensitively than the rating scale and captured responses to medication.
- Published: Science Translational Medicine, 2022
- Cohort: 50 participants, up to 1 year
- Sensing: in-home radio waves (contactless)