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In the field of mental health, stress plays a significant role in many conditions, including anxiety, depression, and burnout. That’s why the ability to monitor stress in real time is highly desired as a way to take preventative action. Wearable technology is one possible way to tackle the issue since it can continuously collect passive data on physiological biomarkers that can be used to identify stress as it occurs.
Breast cancer represents 12.5% of all newly diagnosed cancer cases globally, establishing it as the most prevalent form of cancer worldwide. It accounts for around 30% of all newly diagnosed female cancers in the United States.
There are over 250 million people worldwide who have severe visual impairment, with 70 million entirely visually impaired (VI). VI individuals face several challenges when shopping, including: finding the right direction to desired commodities, distinguishing between similar-looking items, and not wanting to ask for help. More research is needed to provide user-friendly and practical assistance for VI individuals in complex environments, such as supermarkets.
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