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Analysis and the Bias of Proximity
ChatGPT and the battle over ethics
The informed decision-maker fallacy
Who decides? GPS, smart tech, and risky decision-making
Hypertension & patient noncompliance
Continuous in-hospital patient monitoring
Patient non-compliance in hypertension
Remote patient monitoring in war zones
Biobeat RPM and ABPM evaluations
Biobeat ABPM clinical profiling kit
Improving patient engagement with Biobeat's 24BP
Communication and patient compliance
Biobeat's BP24 blood pressure profiling
The dangers of nuclear bluffing
Doctors, engineers, and medicine
Putin & the Laws of Human Stupidity
Proliferation & Putin's Ukraine crisis
Putin's nuclear bluffs
Quantifying health and healthcare
Patients and innovators in healthcare