Using Big Data to Fight Chronic Diseases (Asia IoT, 4th Nov 2015)
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Presented at the Asia IoT Business Platform in KL (4th Nov 2015) - Use of big data and technology to prevent, treat and potentially cure chronic diseases such as diabetes.
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