Peer-reviewed evidence on the Noah Labs Vox algorithm has been published in the European Journal of Heart Failure. In ambulatory heart failure patients enrolled at 3 hospitals in Germany, the Vox algorithm predicted heart failure hospitalisations with 84% sensitivity and a median alert-to-event time of 29 days using just short voice recordings, compared with 36% sensitivity and a median alert-to-event time of 13 days for weight monitoring. The results show that voice, as a noninvasive and scalable tool, can help identify patients at risk of heart failure hospitalisation much earlier than established remote monitoring parameters such as weight.
Peer-reviewed evidence on the Noah Labs Vox algorithm, published in the European Journal of Heart Failure
