Infections in the airwaves: The disease vectors of digital outbreaks
Airborne diseases include those spread by aerosolized viruses, commonly influenza or human rhinovirus [1]. These pathogens disperse when...
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Blog & Patient Cases
Did you hear about the patient who's fitbit turned off their pacemaker?
Did you hear about the patient with a microchip in their hand?
Our patient newsletter provides a 'Case of the Week', in which we tell the story of a patient suffering from a biotechnological syndrome. Cases are drawn from published reports in the research literature and are tagged as clinical case below. In addition, our blog includes a series of articles reflecting on recent trends in digital medicine, highlighting new challenges that healthcare staff may face.
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