Research Articles
Dietary Patterns for Cardiovascular Disease Primary Prevention: A 2025 Evidence-Based Synthesis for Biomedical Research
This article provides a comprehensive, evidence-based synthesis of the role of dietary patterns in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD), tailored for researchers, scientists, and drug development professionals.
Multi-Sensor vs. Single-Sensor Eating Detection: A Comprehensive Review of Accuracy and Applications in Biomedical Research
This article systematically evaluates the performance of multi-sensor versus single-sensor approaches for eating detection, a critical technology for dietary monitoring in clinical and research settings.
The Calorie Counting Conundrum: A Critical Analysis of Wearable Technology Accuracy for Biomedical Research
This article provides a critical evaluation of the accuracy and validity of wearable devices for tracking energy expenditure (EE), tailored for researchers and drug development professionals.
The Overestimation Problem: Evaluating Low-Cost Wearable Accuracy in Energy Expenditure Tracking for Clinical and Research Applications
This article critically examines the significant tendency of low-cost wearable devices to overestimate energy expenditure, particularly during low-to-moderate intensity activities.
Neck-Worn Eating Detection Systems: Development, Challenges, and Clinical Translation
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the development lifecycle for neck-worn eating detection systems, tailored for researchers and drug development professionals.
Piezoelectric Sensors for Chewing and Swallowing Detection: A Research and Development Guide
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the use of piezoelectric sensor technology for the objective detection and analysis of chewing and swallowing.
Correlating Continuous Glucose Monitoring with Food Intake: From Foundational Science to Clinical Endpoints in Drug Development
This article synthesizes the latest evidence on the application of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) for correlating food intake with glycemic responses, tailored for researchers and drug development professionals.
Ecological Momentary Assessment in Dietary Research: Foundations, Methods, and Clinical Applications
This comprehensive review explores Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) as a transformative approach for capturing real-time dietary data in natural environments.
Wearable Sensor Technology for Eating Microstructure Analysis: A New Frontier in Digital Biomarkers and Clinical Research
This article explores the transformative potential of wearable technology for the objective and continuous analysis of eating microstructure—the detailed characterization of ingestive behavior.
Bioequivalence of Synthetic vs Natural Bioactive Compounds: Scientific Foundations, Methodologies, and Clinical Implications
This comprehensive review examines the scientific and regulatory framework for establishing bioequivalence between synthetic and natural bioactive compounds, a critical consideration for drug development professionals and researchers.