Still, we have a feeling we will see more of these in the years to come in hospitals, clinics, and maybe even doctor’s offices. We have seen smart noise-canceling stethoscopes before.

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Dr Tom Petrie is packing up his stethoscope. It goes into his suitcase alongside the framed family photographs and other mementoes to remind him of the life he is leaving behind. Dr Petrie is ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

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Then, she started a consulting business, helping doctors expand into obesity medicine. Her entrepreneurial approach soon spilled over into her practice as she found new ways to add value and optimize.

It's been 10 years since 69-year-old John MacDougall of London, Ont., has had a family doctor he could see when he's sick.

Kerenza Bryson, 26, represented Great Britain at the Paris Games last summer and has since swapped her fencing sword for a stethoscope ... starting work as a doctor for a year, which was one ...