Overview
- Wearable sensors tracked over 100 physiological metrics and proved better than clinical tests at gauging Parkinson's progression.
- The sensors tracked metrics like toe movement during walking and stride length to assess disease progression.
- Researchers are optimistic this technology could also track other illnesses like Alzheimer's.
- The findings provide a new tool to evaluate whether Parkinson's drugs and therapies are effective.
- Experts say the sensors' effectiveness shows promise for digital tracking of neurodegenerative diseases.