mHealth Apps: Supporting a Healthier Future
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Mobile apps for smartphones are changing the way doctors and their patients approach medicine and health issues. With health apps poised to reshape the healthcare industry, Research Now takes a deeper look at insights from consumers and healthcare professionals in the U.S.
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