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Medibio Depression Monitoring Study

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Medibio Depression Monitoring Study

An objective measure of treatment response could be a valuable new tool in the armamentarium of depression management, and this holds true for stimulation-based and pharmacological therapies alike. Hence, the Medibio Depression Monitoring Study will use the Medibio analytics platform to characterize autonomic, circadian, and sleep patterns before and during the initial 8 weeks of pharmacologic therapy for moderate-to-severe depression. The study will also explore any differences in these measures between treatment responders and non-responders, and between depression subtypes, including bipolar and unipolar depression. The study will also characterize longitudinal, ambulatory EEG measures throughout the observation period.

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Monitoring test

Participants wear Zephyr BioPatch for three 24-hour periods and ZMachine Insight for three sleep periods.

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Chronobiology and Depression: Circadian Analytics as a Biomarker for Diagnosis and Longitudinal Monitoring of Depressive Subtypes

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NCT03538275

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