Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promoted the use of wearables for national health agendas, noting that a hospital acknowledged the devices' metrics lacked full medical standards but could provide medical-grade ECG readings.
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Updated Jun 24
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promoted the use of wearables for national health agendas, noting that a hospital acknowledged the devices' metrics lacked full medical standards but could provide medical-grade ECG readings.
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The entities involved
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
American politician, environmental lawyer, anti-vaccine activist, and conspiracy theorist (born 1954)
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Apple Watch
mobile application developed by Apple
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Mount Sinai Hospital
hospital in Manhattan, New York City, United States