NHS's Sir Bruce Keogh claims wearable tech could revolutionise healthcare
NHS medical director believes smart devices could help to slash hospital admissions
The NHS's medical director, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, has claimed that wearable technology could revolutionise healthcare. The wearable technology market, which includes Apple's Watch (pictured), is...
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