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Towards a mobile and wearable system for predicting panic attacks

Rubin et al., 2015

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16770182719966290305
Author
Rubin J
Eldardiry H
Abreu R
Ahern S
Du H
Pattekar A
Bobrow D
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Proceedings of the 2015 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing

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In this paper, we present first steps towards a mobile and wearable system intended to help people who experience regular and spontaneous panic attacks due to panic disorder. The goal of the system is to predict oncoming panic attacks and to deliver in-the-moment …
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