The Brown University Center for Digital Health hosted Matt O'Bryant, President of Oomph, for a seminar on building scalable research and digital health applications, with practical guidance on technology strategy, app development, privacy, security, and planning for future growth.

The Center for Global Health Equity and the Center for Digital Health presented a Paul J. Galkin Global Health Grand Rounds exploring how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies can help advance global health equity.

The Center for Digital Health hosted Dr. Amal Osman of FHMRI Sleep Health at Flinders University for a presentation exploring pulse oximeter performance across diverse populations and its implications for obstructive sleep apnea.

Join us as Dr. Nick Allen, CEO/co-founder of Ksana Health, discusses mobile sensing in clinical assessment and treatment.

Stephen Murray will share his experiences with the MA Overdose Prevention Helpline and its relation to overdose detection technology.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, expansion of telehealth services allowed more Americans to access care in a remote format.

Dr. Jared Minkel will discuss what a technologically advanced clinic for behavioral sleep medicine might look like in the next few years.

Wearable digital health technology has become increasingly popular, offering numerous benefits such as real-time health and fitness monitoring, but raises ethical concerns about data privacy and protection.

Dr. Carter will discuss the public health problem of firearm injury prevention, characterize the role of behavioral interventions in reducing violent injury outcomes and provide examples of how technology can be integrated into behavioral interventions for reducing violent injury.

The nation’s school systems are still recovering from learning losses accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic, with varying degrees of learning loss based on student learning styles.

I sat down with Dr. Po-Shen Loh to discuss the idea behind his pandemic-mitigation app NOVID and network theory.