Research and Learn
The New Device for Dizziness
In this 1 hour video, Dr. Amanda Miller, Daniel Lee and Shivani Ugrin share the latest data on the new device for dizziness.
They compare Transcranial Doppler (TCD) with the Lumia wearable device, examine the effects of standard treatments on people with Dysautonomia during standing, and explore what can be learned from real-life tracking of blood flow trends using the Lumia technology.
Post-Exertional Malaise in ME
Lumia Health collaborated with Workwell Foundation and found reduced blood flow to the head -- even during supine rest -- in people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) experiencing Post Exertional Malaise (PEM).
Dysautonomia International: Stand Test Data
On June 30, Daniel Ewok Lee, Dr. Amanda Miller, and Shivani Ugrin will share Stand Test Data from research conducted onsite at last year's DysConf 2023, as well as relate how Lumia is used to inform real life symptoms management in POTS & Long Covid.
Replay video will be posted here as soon as it is available!
Webcast: Innovations in Dysautonomia Care
Daniel Ewok Lee of Lumia Health (formerly STAT) joined Lauren Stiles, Founder of Dysautonomia International, for a session titled, "Innovations is Dysautonomia Care: Tracking Blood Flow to the Head with An In-Ear Wearable Device."
Johns Hopkins: Device Used During Tilt Table Test
We tested the Lumia (formerly STAT) device at Johns Hopkins during Tilt Table Testing, and our ear device was able to pick up blood flow abnormalities much earlier than clinical ECG and a Blood Pressure Cuff. "It detected blood flow drops 2-12 minutes before they actually passed out.“ - Dr Hari Tandri, Cardiologist at Johns Hopkins
SolveME: The Future of Symptom Tracking
Solve M.E. hosted Lumia Health CEO Daniel Lee (formerly STAT) for a conversation about their innovative in-ear wearable device. We discussed how the in-ear wearable tracks blood flow to the head and changes in heart rate when users stand up. The device can help people understand symptoms such as dizziness, fainting, and brain fog.