“You can enable ubiquitous [wireless health] sensing, but without a services and disease management workflow system in place, who is this data going to?” Duke University Adjunct Associate Professor Gopal Chopra explained to Mobihealthnews in a recent interview. “Who will interpret it? If there are algorithms involved with telling users what to do, well, who

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