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Apple Watch’s abnormal pulse feature driving many unnecessary healthcare visits, Mayo Clinic researchers say | News from healthcareitnews.com

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Apple Watch's abnormal pulse feature driving many unnecessary healthcare visits, Mayo Clinic researchers say
It takes roughly seven patients presenting after an abnormal pulse alert to establish one clinically actionable cardiovascular diagnosis, according to the researchers’ chart review.

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