In a New York Times op-ed today, M.I.T’s Frank Moss imagines a high-tech health care future, where health care literally becomes part of our everyday life. “Inconspicuous wireless sensors worn on your body and placed in your home would continuously monitor your vital signs,” Moss speculates. “Wristbands would measure your levels of arousal, attention and anxiety.” Read full article >>
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