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Temple releases 23-person ‘Brain Flow’ study awaiting peer review, Inc42 reports

Inc42 reports that Temple’s wearable metric broadly tracked ultrasound-measured changes in brain blood-flow velocity, but the findings don’t establish that it can measure absolute brain blood flow or diagnose medical conditions.

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Inc42 reports that Temple’s first validation study involved 23 healthy adults and compared its proprietary Brain Flow metric with TCD ultrasound measurements of cerebral blood-flow velocity. Researchers found a median within-subject correlation of around 0.8 across two controlled activities. The study is a preprint awaiting peer review. Inc42 says the findings do not establish that Temple can measure absolute brain blood flow or diagnose medical conditions, and further studies using different measurement techniques are needed.

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@Inc42🧠 . @deepigoyal’s Temple gets an early validation for its ‘brain flow’ wearable. 👇 Wearable startup Temple has released its first validation study, finding that its proprietary Brain Flow metric broadly tracked changes in cerebral blood-flow velocity measured using TCD ultrasound. The study involved just 23 healthy adults and is currently a preprint awaiting peer review. Researchers found a median within-subject correlation of around 0.8 across two controlled activities. However, the findings do not establish that Temple can measure absolute brain blood flow or diagnose medical conditions. More studies using different measurement techniques will be needed to validate the metric. Founded by Deepinder Goyal, Temple is developing a wearable designed to continuously track signals associated with cerebral blood flow. The startup was valued at around $375 Mn following an ESOP liquidity programme. 🔗 To read the full story, click here: https://4-2.co/4czyGUp #Temple #Deeptech #Wearables #AIEconomy #News
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    @Inc42🧠 . @deepigoyal’s Temple gets an early validation for its ‘brain flow’ wearable. 👇 Wearable startup Temple has released its first validation study, finding that its proprietary Brain Flow metric broadly tracked changes in cerebral blood-flow velocity measured using TCD ultrasound. The study involved just 23 healthy adults and is currently a preprint awaiting peer review. Researchers found a median within-subject correlation of around 0.8 across two controlled activities. However, the findings do not establish that Temple can measure absolute brain blood flow or diagnose medical conditions. More studies using different measurement techniques will be needed to validate the metric. Founded by Deepinder Goyal, Temple is developing a wearable designed to continuously track signals associated with cerebral blood flow. The startup was valued at around $375 Mn following an ESOP liquidity programme. 🔗 To read the full story, click here: https://4-2.co/4czyGUp #Temple #Deeptech #Wearables #AIEconomy #News
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