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From Stethoscope to Sensor: How We Developed a Lung Acoustics Wearable
The advent of wearable technology is changing how we monitor health across a range of conditions, offering continuous, real-world insights into patients’ vitals and physiological data. At Strados Labs, our goal was to develop a wearable specifically for monitoring...
Cough Counting Approaches Explained: Which One Is Best?
Cough monitoring, namely for the measurement of cough frequency, has seen increased interest and use in clinical trials to provide a greater understanding of treatment effects on subjects’ cough. As sponsors and researchers evaluate cough monitoring technologies for...
Takeaways from the ATS 2025 Innovation Hub Session: Tuning In To Cough In Pulmonary Fibrosis
At this year’s ATS conference, Strados Labs was proud to host the session, “Tuning In To Cough in Pulmonary Fibrosis: How Should We Address the Gap?” presented by Dr. Toby Maher, Professor of Clinical Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine, USC. The talk focused on...
Webinar Replay: From Symptoms to Solutions: Enhancing Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Trials with Next-Gen Assessments
Dr. Peter Cho's section focused on cough in ILDs (on behalf of Strados Labs) from 28:52 - 39:40. Interstitial lung disease (ILD) represents a diverse group of disorders characterized by infiltration of lung parenchyma with extracellular matrix, leading to progressive...
Regulatory Pathways for Cough Monitoring in Clinical Trials: FDA Validation Requirements Explained
Cough monitoring has emerged as an increasingly common practice in research studies and drug development in recent years to objectively measure changes in subjects' cough. As drug developers consider including cough frequency as an endpoint in their studies,...
Why the Tegaderm™ Adhesive is a Trusted, Patient-Friendly Solution for the RESP® Biosensor
In research studies and healthcare settings, minimizing patient burden is essential for reliable data collection with wearables and devices. At Strados Labs, we understand the importance of these factors with the RESP® Biosensor, which is designed to continuously...
Healthcare and Remote Patient Monitoring Topics
From Stethoscope to Sensor: How We Developed a Lung Acoustics Wearable
The advent of wearable technology is changing how we monitor health across a range of conditions, offering continuous, real-world insights into patients’ vitals and physiological data. At Strados Labs, our goal was to develop a wearable specifically for monitoring...
Q/A with Dr. Henry Schmidt: Principal Investigator of Strados Labs’ Pediatric Asthma Study with Lurie Children’s
Dr. Henry Schmidt was the principal investigator for Strados Labs’ recent pediatric asthma study in partnership with Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago which was completed earlier this year. The Strados team was fortunate to meet for a short...
An Interview with Strados Labs Founder Nick Delmonico Featured in Respiratory Therapy Magazine
Respiratory Therapy Magazine recently sat down with Nick Delmonico, CEO of Strados Labs, to discuss the RESP® Biosensor, an innovative wearable device designed to continuously capture lung sounds such as coughs, wheeze, and crackles. In this Q&A, Delmonico shares...
COPD Lung Sounds: An Overview & What They Mean
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), a combination of chronic bronchitis and emphysema that affects the respiratory system, can lead to certain adventitious (or abnormal) lung sounds often associated with exacerbations. While these sounds may be alarming,...
COPD Remote Patient Monitoring: Overview & New Technologies
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects many people globally, causing distress to patients and families and burdening healthcare systems. It is a challenging disease to manage. According to studies, COPD hospitalizes approximately 700,000 individuals in...
How Monitoring Lung Sounds Could Reduce Hospital Visits in Future ‘Tripledemic’ Winters
You saw it in the news this winter - the country experienced a tripledemic of the flu, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and Covid-19. According to The Hill, 40% of US households have had someone infected with at least one of these respiratory viruses, experiencing...
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