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How AI can help move higher-level healthcare into the home
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How AI can help move higher-level healthcare into the home

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Sheeza Hussain, chief commercial officer at Biofourmis, explains how the company’s advanced analytics engine finds baseline metrics for individual patients so their providers can assess when they need medical intervention.

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