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Wearables company, Johns Hopkins to study physiological reasons for addiction relapse | Health IT

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Wearables company Whoop and Havre de Grace, Md.-based Ashley Addiction Treatment are partnering with Johns Hopkins University to study why some people relapse during addiction recovery.Health IT

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Wearables company, Johns Hopkins to study physiological reasons for addiction relapse | Health IT

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