Postural Biomarkers as Outcome Measures for ME/CFS

Bateman Horne Center's Research Director, Suzanne Vernon, PhD, discusses the innovation and trial of a unique, wearable device that delivers postural biomarker feedback as it relates to hours of upright activity in patients with ME/CFS.

Objective measures of ME/CFS symptoms can lead to:
- designing more effective research projects
- demonstrating severity of illness to healthcare providers
- demonstrating severity of illness in disability applications

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