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The association between at-home exercise digital metrics and ALS disease progression in lower limbs
BackgroundClinical assessments of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) are typically collected infrequently in clinic visits and may not fully capture domain-specific functional decline in daily life. Digital Health Technologies (DHTs) can support remote monitoring, but passive free-living measures o
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