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. 2020 Nov 5:hcaa299. doi: 10.1093/qjmed/hcaa299
Covid-19, big data: how it will change the way WE practice medicine
Ares PASIPOULARIDES
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Ares PASIPOULARIDES
h1Director of Cardiac Function, Duke/NSF Center for Emerging Cardiovascular Technologies, Formerly
h2Emeritus Faculty of Surgery and of Biomedical Engineering, Duke University School of Medicine and Graduate School, Durham, North Carolina, USA
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h1Director of Cardiac Function, Duke/NSF Center for Emerging Cardiovascular Technologies, Formerly
h2Emeritus Faculty of Surgery and of Biomedical Engineering, Duke University School of Medicine and Graduate School, Durham, North Carolina, USA
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Received 2020 Oct 16; Accepted 2020 Oct 19.
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