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How human movement predicts health measures across multiple body systemsNewton Tech, a developer of AI-powered movement intelligence technology for clinical research, has published a new study it co-authored in Nature Medicine showing that artificial intelligence can…
A study co-authored by Newton Tech and published in Nature Medicine applied an artificial intelligence model to 3D movement data from 3,328 adults in the Human Phenotype Project and reported associations with 1,887 of 3,210 health measures across 18 body systems. Movement data improved predictions beyond age, body mass index, visceral fat and height. The findings are associations observed in one cohort.
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