This iPhone feature could completely change doctor-patient communication

ZDNet Innovation Weekly

October 23, 2020

A little known feature of your iPhone is about to completely change how your doctor talks to you

Apple's Health Records feature could lay the foundations for big changes to how doctors and their patients communicate.

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