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I suspect I'm about to get drawn into another long, drawn-out debate on LinkedIn's Digital Health group. One of our members started this discussion: Personal Medical Records and wearable device While cloud based computing could be a solution for future, what prevents designing a wearable computing device to carry personal medical...

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