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Pregnant women could soon watch their baby grow in the womb on their PHONE

Posted on: Jan 25, 2023 | Posted by: Master Doctor

UC San Diego scientists have created a wearable AI device that can take continuous images of the heart in order to better diagnose heart disease, a technology that could be...

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