Cardiology Today | Wearable technology, including wrist-worn smartwatches and fitness monitors, is no longer the “future” of medicine. The use of wearable technologies and the potential in cardiology has become an intense topic of discussion in recent years. Of particular interest this year was the release of the Apple Heart Study data at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Session in
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A lung nodule sized 30 mm3 or greater was found in 42% of adults in Northern Europe who reported either never smoking or former smoking,…
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