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How AI and biometric wearables can help stop the spread of infection
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How AI and biometric wearables can help stop the spread of infection

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Jeffrey Schneider at DoD and Navin Natoewal at Philips explain how algorithms and consumer wearables that predicted 73% of service members COVID-19 cases up to 2.5 days prior to symptoms could be used in healthcare.

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