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How Michael Snyder’s self-monitoring project could transform human health.
Body Count | STANFORD magazine Close Hello, what can we help you find today? Consider browsing by category: Arts/Media Athletics Engineering/Technology Environment/Sustainability Health/Wellness Historical Medicine Science Student Life The University FEATURES Body Count How Michael Snyder’s self-monitoring project could transform human health. December 2021 Reading time min Illustration: Viktor Koen; Michael Snyder headshot: Courtesy Stanford Medicine By Deni Ellis Béchard You look in the bathroom mirror. There’s you—groggy, disheveled, bleary-eyed—and there’s you: numeric, quantified, display
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