It’s easy to become mesmerized by headlines about the digital health revolution. One can’t help but notice the noise on how nanobots, wearable sensors and devices, labs on a chip, apps on smartphones, virtual medical visits, machine learning and quantified-self consumers are going to upend the landscape of healthcare. As a clinician and someone whose been around the block for more years than I care to share, I’m a bit more pragmatic about the changes that will actually happen, and how fast they’ll...(read more)![]()
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