Associations between smartphone keystroke dynamics and cognition in MS.
Michelle H ChenAlex LeowMindy K RossJohn DeLucaNancy D ChiaravallotiSilvana L CostaHelen M GenovaErica WeberFaraz HussainAlexander P DemosPublished in: Digital health (2022)
Typing speed may be sensitive to cognitive functions subserved by the frontal-subcortical brain circuits. Individuals with better cognitive functioning and less severe symptoms may be better at monitoring their typing errors. Keystroke dynamics have the potential to be used as an unobtrusive remote monitoring method for real-life cognitive functioning among persons with MS, which may improve the detection of relapses, evaluate treatment efficacy, and track disability progression.