Background: Physical inactivity increases the risk of chronic disease and reduces life expectancy, yet adherence to physical activity (PA) guidelines remains low. SMS text messages are promising for p...

Background: Physical inactivity increases the risk of chronic disease and reduces life expectancy, yet adherence to physical activity (PA) guidelines remains low. SMS text messages are promising for p...

Causal information, from health guidance on diets that prevent disease to financial advice for growing savings, is everywhere. Psychological research has sho...

Stevens professor’s research reveals systemic undervaluation of applied research that disproportionately affects women

Women remain under-represented in academic science, and this is especially true in computing. While little is known about the role of gender differences in research focus, there is evidence that women...

Women remain under-represented in academic science, and this is especially true in computing. While little is known about the role of gender differences in research focus, there is evidence that women...

Data-sparse method opens door to personalized nutrition—without the stool samples

For people with Type 1 diabetes (T1D), accurate blood glucose (BG) forecasting is crucial for the effective delivery of insulin by Artificial Pancreas (AP) systems. Deep learning frameworks like Long ...

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New research from Stevens Institute of Technology reveals startling shortfalls in dietary nutrition during pregnancy

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