DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Nearly 1 in 5 EU5 physicians use Siri, Alexa — Apple Watch sensor can detect dangerous levels of potassium — Fitbit app targets women's health

1 in 5 doctors in the EU5 are using voice assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri to make more time for patients and cut down on EHR admin

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DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Nearly 1 in 5 EU5 physicians use Siri, Alexa — Apple Watch sensor can detect dangerous levels of potassium — Fitbit app targets women's health 1 in 5 doctors in the EU5 are using voice assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri to make more time for patients and cut down on EHR admin Read More »

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