Wearable Technologys Potential to Help Detect Illness

The world’s most significant health advances have resulted from medical research, and Fitbit is proud to say that its devices are the most commonly used physical activity devices to appear in published work. Fitbit has worked with leading research institutions to pioneer new approaches to cancer treatment, weight loss, and more.

In 2019, the company worked with Scripps Research to help improve surveillance of influenza-like illnesses—a particularly relevant and important project that was the basis for Fitbit’s new, unique solution to help employers bring employees safely back to the workplace. 

By attending this webcast, viewers will be able to:

  • Explain Fitbit's role in medical research
  • Describe how the promising results of the Scripps wearables study are helping to drive solutions for employers
  • Explore Fitbit’s current COVID-19 research with Stanford University and its potential for identifying outbreaks

Who Should Attend: CHRO, Human Resources Directors, Head of Benefits, Head of Wellness

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Wearable Technologys Potential to Help Detect Illness
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Wearable Technologys Potential to Help Detect Illness

AUGUST 11, 2020

The world’s most significant health advances have resulted from medical research, and Fitbit is proud to say that its devices are the most commonly used physical activity devices to appear in published work. Fitbit has worked with leading research institutions to pioneer new approaches to cancer treatment, weight loss, and more.

In 2019, the company worked with Scripps Research to help improve surveillance of influenza-like illnesses—a particularly relevant and important project that was the basis for Fitbit’s new, unique solution to help employers bring employees safely back to the workplace. 

By attending this webcast, viewers will be able to:

  • Explain Fitbit's role in medical research
  • Describe how the promising results of the Scripps wearables study are helping to drive solutions for employers
  • Explore Fitbit’s current COVID-19 research with Stanford University and its potential for identifying outbreaks

Who Should Attend: CHRO, Human Resources Directors, Head of Benefits, Head of Wellness

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