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How Can Monitoring Cough & Lung Sounds Add Value in Respiratory Clinical Trials?
While regulators may not require objective cough and/or lung sound monitoring outside of chronic cough, the value of capturing these measures extends across many respiratory conditions.
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Q/A with Dr. Sabiha Hussain, Professor of Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers Health
Dr. Sabiha Hussain is the principal investigator of RWJ Barnabas Health's research study evaluating the RESP® Biosensor for home monitoring in cystic fibrosis patients.
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From Stethoscope to Sensor: How We Developed a Lung Acoustics Wearable
The advent of wearable technology is changing how we monitor health across a range of conditions. Here's the story behind the RESP® Biosensor.
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Cough Counting Approaches Explained: Which One Is Best?
Cough monitoring, namely for the measurement of cough frequency, has seen increased interest and use in clinical research. Here's a breakdown of the main approaches.
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Takeaways from the ATS 2025 Innovation Hub Session: Tuning In To Cough In Pulmonary Fibrosis
At this year's ATS conference, Strados Labs was proud to host the session, "Tuning In To Cough In Pulmonary Fibrosis," led by Dr. Toby Maher.
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Regulatory Pathways for Cough Monitoring in Clinical Trials: FDA Validation Requirements Explained
Cough monitoring has emerged as an increasingly common practice in research studies and drug development. Here's what sponsors need to know about FDA requirements.
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Why the Tegaderm™ Adhesive is a Trusted, Patient-Friendly Solution for the RESP® Biosensor
In research studies and healthcare settings, minimizing patient burden is essential for reliable data collection and study retention.
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Q/A with Dr. Henry Schmidt: Principal Investigator of Strados Labs' Pediatric Asthma Study with Lurie Children's
Dr. Henry Schmidt was the principal investigator for Strados Labs' recent pediatric asthma study in collaboration with Lurie Children's Hospital.
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