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Like it or not, there are people out there who want our healthcare data, and they'll do some pretty unsavory things to get it.
The tech giant has joined the "race to the wrist" with a device and corresponding platform that -- like Apple before it -- could help pique the interests of the healthcare community.
Ayogo CEO Michael Fergusson says that by using avatars, mHealth developers can create an emotional connection to the people using the apps.
Several telehealth-friendly changes are included in the 1,200-page document, according to the ATA.