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Empathetic technologies: How biomarkers can identify and address unknown health issues
Women in Healthcare IT

Empathetic technologies: How biomarkers can identify and address unknown health issues

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Poppy Crum, Chief Scientist at Dolby Laboratories, describes a future where ubiquitous sensors will anticipate physical and mental health needs.

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Ambient AI implementation must address clinician needs, IT concerns

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