DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Millennials are leading the consumerization of healthcare — Digital health will help drive wearable shipments — Paper records remain a data hazard for patients

Millennials are far more likely to use digital health solutions for healthcare delivery and information collection than older generations.

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DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Millennials are leading the consumerization of healthcare — Digital health will help drive wearable shipments — Paper records remain a data hazard for patients Millennials are far more likely to use digital health solutions for healthcare delivery and information collection than older generations. Read More »

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