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Digital Medicine

Our scientists are using digital technologies to transform health research, advancing our understanding of how to detect, prevent and manage disease for longer, healthier lives.

Overview

The Scripps Research Translational Institute is an internationally recognized leader in all aspects of the clinical implementation of wireless technologies in healthcare and biomedical research.

Our scientists conduct studies using smartphone app-based research platforms, wireless sensor technologies and at-home sample collection tools to enable remote participation and advance individualized medical interventions.

Now more than ever, with advances from machine learning and artificial intelligence, we have the ability to put diverse data streams together and gain insights that a human mind or human eyes were not able to get before.
Jay Pandit, MD Senior Director of Digital Medicine

Scripps Research Digital Trials Center

The Scripps Research Digital Trials Center designs and conducts participant-centered clinical studies using cutting-edge digital technologies.

Long COVID Treatment Trials

We run remote clinical trials that seek to ease the global burden of long COVID by testing repurposed drugs and improving symptom management.

The digital medicine revolution

From smartwatches and fitness bands to glucose monitors and in-home ultrasounds, the proliferation of digital devices is igniting a revolution in healthcare and medical research. Patients can now collect thousands of data points about themselves and share that information with their healthcare providers.

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News, Events & Media
Podcast

Episode 44 – Jay Pandit: How biosensors are enabling a new era in medicine

Jay Pandit discusses how biosensors and wearable technologies are enabling users to take control of their own health data and ushering in a new era of personalized medicine.

Illustration of pregnant person wearing a fitness tracker.
News

Wearable devices could revolutionize pregnancy monitoring and detect adnormalities

Scripps Research study shows how smartwatch and fitness tracker data align with hormonal changes, offering the potential for early detection of complications.

Magazine

A personal calling

Drawing on his personal perspective as cardiologist and a cancer patient, the Scripps Research Translational Institute’s new director of Digital Medicine, Jay Pandit, is harnessing digital health devices and patients to achieve better health outcomes.

Video

Taking a new view of vital signs

Jay Pandit discusses some of the promises and challenges of longitudinal vital sign data collected through wearable devices.

Woman sitting in bed looking at an activity tracker.
Video

Researcher uses experience with Long COVID to design study to help others with disease

Julia Moore Vogel, PhD, a clinical trial expert at the Scripps Research Translational Institute and COVID long hauler, is applying her knowledge of digital health technologies to shed light on this poorly understood condition.

PROGRESS research app.
News

AI model detects hidden diabetes risk by reading glucose spikes

Scripps Research scientists reveal how wearable sensors and artificial intelligence could transform the way we detect and manage pre-diabetes.

Groundbreaking Science.
Life-changing Medicine.