The New York Times Highlights Project Baseline Study
Credit: New York Times
October 18, 2018
The New York Times wrote up the Project Baseline study - a massive enterprise whose goal is to map the many factors that influence human health. The project - a joint effort of Stanford Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine, Verily and Google - plans to enroll some 10,000 participants over the next few years.
Read the New York Times article
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Nature News: Google spin-off deploys wearable electronics for huge health study
Duke School of Medicine blog: Duke Launches Project Baseline Study Enrollment in North Carolina
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Forbes: Google Offshoot Starts A 10,000-Person Study To Plumb Human Biology
TheVerge: Alphabet seeks 10,000 volunteers — and their health data — for a massive medical study
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Reuters: Alphabet's Verily unit launches study to track health data(also published in Daily Mail & Fortune)
Endpoints: Verily joins up with Duke, Stanford to enlist an army of consumers to put its next-gen sensor tech to the test — and in the public eye
Fast Company: Google’s life science spinoff Verily launches 10,000-person human-health study
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Xconomy: Verily’s Baseline: Homemade Wearable and Limited Data Sharing
HealthcareIT News: Verily to gather info on 10,000 patients, host trial data on Google Cloud
GeekWire: Alphabet’s Verily recruiting 10,000 volunteers to share medical data for giant health study