healthymize, sonde health, peakprofiling and even ibm are just some researching the connection betweenase. we believe that we are better than 75% in many diseases. however, it's still not enough to say that's it. it's still enough to say alert, be — take care of yourself, go to the doctor, make other checks. further trials are being conducted in israel, china and soon, the uk. and whilst it might be simply sci—fi, the idea of alexa in the future alerting me about my health is at once appealing, yet unsettling. and now, we're gonna go back in time to the consumer electronics show in las vegas from last week, where voice was a massive deal. and we asked lara lewington and richard taylor to check out the big talk at the show. it's only taken a few years for voice—activated smart assistants to become an integral part of every self—respecting techie's lifestyle. amazon's alexa started out as a small, self—contained box four years ago. today, it's enjoyed a phoenix—like rise, compatible with over 28,000 smart devices and myriad gadgets of all shapes and sizes. alexa, run the video. this bot

healthymize, sonde health, peakprofiling and even ibm are just however, it's still not enough to say alert, be — take care of yourself, go to the doctor, make other checks. could come with repercussions. and do we want the tech giants to know so much about us? the problem with anything that's predicting a disease process is that it can be wrong or its sensitivity is not high enough or it's not specific. so it will often make diagnoses when there isn't that particular problem or it'll over—diagnose problems that don't need any investigation, so that would be a concern to me as a doctor that we end up testing too many people. and it would also be a concern for patients, because they may end up being told they have a problem when actually, there isn't that concern. further trials are being conducted in israel, china and soon, the uk. and whilst it might be simply sci—fi, the idea of alexa in the future alerting me about my health is at once appealing, yet unsettling. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this was the week that the world came together for a truly noble cause. yes, it's

healthymize, sonde health, peakprofiling and even ibm are just some researching the connection betweenetter than 75% in many diseases. however, it's still not enough to say "that's it!" it's still enough to say alert, be — take care of yourself, go to the doctor, make other checks. further trials are being conducted in israel, china and soon, the uk. and whilst it might be simply sci—fi, the idea of alexa in the future alerting me about my health is at once appealing, yet unsettling. that was nick. and now, we're gonna go back in time to the consumer electronics show in las vegas from last week, where voice was a massive deal. and we asked lara lewington and richard taylor to check out the big talk at the show. it's only taken a few years for voice—activated smart assistants to become an integral part of every self—respecting techie's lifestyle. amazon's alexa started out as a small, self—contained box today, it's enjoyed a phoenix—like rise, compatible with over 28,000 smart devices and myriad gadgets of all shapes and sizes. alexa, run the video. this bot vector isn'tjust cute, it ca

healthymize, sonde health, peakprofiling and even ibm are just some researching the connection betweentor, make other checks. further trials are being conducted in israel, china and soon, the uk. and whilst it might be simply sci—fi, the idea of alexa in the future alerting me about my health is at once appealing, yet unsettling. that was nick. and now, we're gonna go back in time to the consumer electronics show in las vegas from last week, where voice was a massive deal. and we asked lara lewington and richard taylor to check out the big talk at the show. it's only taken a few years for voice—activated smart assistants to become an integral part of every self—respecting techie's lifestyle. amazon's alexa started out as a small, self—contained box four years ago. today, it's enjoyed a phoenix—like rise, compatible with over 28,000 smart devices and myriad gadgets of all shapes and sizes. alexa, run the video. this bot vector isn'tjust cute, it can also order you a pizza. and when you're feeling the creative juices flowing, you can always kick back with your smart instrument. if you're

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