Wearable technology and systems modeling for personalized chronotherapy

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Chronotherapy is a pharmaceutical intervention that considers the patient's internal circadian time to adjust dosing time. Although it can dramatically improve drug efficacy and reduce toxicity, the large variability in internal time across and within individuals has prevented chronotherapies from progressing beyond clinical trials. To translate chronotherapy developments into a real-world outpatient clinical scenario, a personalized characterization and analysis of a patient's internal time is essential. Here, we describe recent advances in wearable technology that enable real-time high-resolution tracking of circadian and ultradian rhythms. We discuss how integrating wearable data into analysis platforms including systems modeling and machine learning can pave the way toward personalized adaptive chronotherapy.
Publisher
Elsevier
Issue Date
2020-06
Language
English
Article Type
Review
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Current Opinion in Systems Biology, v.21, pp.9 - 15

ISSN
2452-3100
DOI
10.1016/j.coisb.2020.07.007
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http://hdl.handle.net/10203/281194
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