Top stories published by Quantified Self Public Health in January of 2016

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Top Stories published by Quantified Self Public Health in January of 2016

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Jan 24, 2016

Solving the Right Problem

Susannah Fox & Don Norman at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health…

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Jan 24, 2016

Asking Myself 10,000 Questions

Brian Levine at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 25, 2016

#WeAreNotWaiting

Dana Lewis at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 24, 2016

The 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 24, 2016

Who Asks the Questions?

Dawn Nafus at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 25, 2016

Sharing Self-Collected Data

Andrei Pop at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 25, 2016

Patients are the Real Scientists

Joyce Lee at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 24, 2016

Learning from my N of 1

Mark Drangsholt at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 24, 2016

Scaling the QS Movement

Larry Smarr at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

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Jan 24, 2016

A New Type of Evidence

Dawn Lemmane at the 2015 Quantified Self Public Health Symposium

June 2016

These were the top 10 stories published by Quantified Self Public Health in January of 2016. You can also dive into daily archives for January of 2016 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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