Life-Saving Sounds
Instead of beeping sounds, hospitals may soon have monitors that play music to alert changes in patients' conditions and even track diseases.
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Playtime: 5 minutes 59 seconds
Instead of beeping sounds, hospitals may soon have monitors that play music to alert changes in patients' conditions and even track diseases.
Playtime: 5 minutes 59 seconds
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