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Check our study, now in preprint. Analyzing the records of 863,886 individuals > 60 years from the largest HMO in Israel (Clalit) we found that the Pfizer boosters are safe with no indications of stroke (monovalent and bivalent boosters) papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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If physicians said: “IT IS SAFE”,
our participants said: “IT IS SAFE”,
and their smartwatches said: ‘IT IS SAFE’
the second boosters are likely to be safe in eligible populations. Our study is published now in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine thelancet.com/journals/lanre… @ERC_Research
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Our study demonstrates a higher sensitivity of smartwatches to COVID vaccine reactions, than the ones observed by humans. Smartwatches should be integrated to clinical trails to detirmine ‘Saftey’. Now published in npj Digital Medicine by Nature.
This collab. between @stanford + @telavivuni led by @guanzgrace identified changes in smartwatch physiological measures in the 72 hours post #COVID19 vaccination, even in those who reported no side effects in a self-report questionnaire. #vaccinesafety
nature.com/articles/s41746-0…
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The smartwatches said: “Yes, the fourth dose is safe!” Check our study, available now on medrxiv medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Does it make sense that ‘Safety’ in vaccine clinical trials in 2022 is determined primarily by “how do you feel?”. It is time for a change - we showed that wearables can provide continuous, objective and far more sensitive monitoring of COVID-19 vaccines. nature.com/articles/s43856-0…
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Still skeptical about the safety of the third COVID-19 vaccine?
Our prospective study of >1500 participants supports the safety of the vaccine by analyzing both self-reported reactions and objective physiological reactions collected through smartwatches.
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Our new paper on predicting the results of COVID-19 tests has now been published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface :-)
doi.org/10.1098/rsif.2021.02…
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Take a look at our new paper in Journal of the Royal Society Interface, which uses smartwatches and a dedicated mobile application to provide a quantitative and continuous assessment of the effects of the second COVID-19 lockdown in Israel on wellbeing.
royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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Vaccines clinical trials must be updated to include objective and continuous assessment of physiological measures medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Israel is most research-intensive economy as it spent 4.25% of its GDP on R&D in 2015, narrowly beating South Korea go.nature.com/2kiHh1C
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In light of recent events, we at #NetSci2017 are investigating options to keep this meeting open to the best science from around the world.
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My last photo of the cranes in the Hula valley. Next we are going to search for some mammals.
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In the Hula valley, Israel overlooking a snow-capped Mount Hermon. About to enter a bat cave.
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Very happy to meet all of you, big guys in network science at @NetSciX2017. Sadamori, @ulfaslak, Bjarke let's feed science by networks
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Congrats to Sadamori Kojaku and Naoki Masuda @UoB_Engineering for winning the @NetSciX2017 Best Contribution on Financial Networks Award!
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thanks again @NetSciX2017! Here is the announcement of the best poster for Financial Networks ! goo.gl/lgOQah Congratulations !!
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Just got back to life from @NetSciX2017.
Still overwhelmed by all of your responses - THANKS!
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Thank you @NetSciX2017 it was a pleasure to be here! @cns_ceu had in total 7 participants, 6 talks and a poster! #networks




















