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Mayo uses Apple Watch to identify weak heart pump in patients | Health IT

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Researchers at Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic were able to successfully use artificial intelligence and Apple Watch ECG recordings to identify patients who had a weak heart pump.Health IT

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Mayo uses Apple Watch to identify weak heart pump in patients | Health IT

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