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Scanadu: healthcare in your hands
- 14/02/2012
Scanadu will be able to diagnose simple ailments without a trip to the doctor
Scanadu (2012) ©Scope
A team of brilliant minds is creating a mobile device based on Star Trek's Tricorder that will diagnose ailments by simply being placed in close proximity to the body. The idea is to empower consumers to take control of their own health, enabling healthcare systems to operate more efficiently. -
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