Park, Ryan

Ryan Park is a researcher and author specializing in precision health and digital biomarkers. He has a background in medicine, having worked at Stanford University School of Medicine and the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System. His research focuses on using human excreta as a source for digital biomarkers to improve disease prevention and early detection. Park's work includes developing smart toilet systems for personalized health monitoring through the analysis of urine and stool, as well as exploring the breadth of digital biomarkers that can be extracted from human excreta. His research has implications in precision health, which emphasizes disease prevention and early detection via individualized, longitudinal monitoring. Park's work on digital biomarkers has the potential to identify individual phenotypes related to exercise, nutrition, and sleep as well as aid in early disease detection.

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