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When announced, the news was a signal that health care and the larger tech-enabled ecosystem that supports health and well-being is embedded in peoples’ everyday lives. Beyond tracking activity/steps, exercise and weight via digital means, more patients began to track blood pressure with connected cuffs and wrist-worn devices.
This news is a signal that health care and the larger tech-enabled ecosystem that supports health and well-being is embedded in peoples’ everyday lives. Beyond tracking activity/steps, exercise and weight via digital means, more patients began to track blood pressure with connected cuffs and wrist-worn devices.
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In the past few months, she’s traveled to Australia and Ireland, for example, to spread her knowledge about digitalhealth and technology to healthcare providers, investors, and innovators. Lisa’s also a frequent public speaker, in both the U.S. and globally.
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