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Facebook for the Body?
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Mike Harsh, chief technology officer for GE Healthcare, tells the story of a doctor who had trouble placing a stethoscope to the chest of a cardiac patient and listen his heart because of a tangle of cables coming from monitoring devices attached to his torso.
“You sort of understand what the problem is,” Harsh says. “People wear so many wires. It just tethers them right to their beds.”
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