MIT Technology Review June 29, 2020
Jason Sparapani

Smaller devices, more data, and connected health care is leading to better outcomes for patients says Medtronic’s Laura Mauri.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to enhanced health-care collaboration, innovation, and increased use of digital technologies. Telehealth enables doctors to safely connect with patients virtually and monitor them remotely, whether in different cities or down the hall. And smarter and smaller medical devices are producing better outcomes for patients—a disruption is sensed, like low blood sugar or a too-rapidly beating heart, and a therapy is applied, in real time.

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