TechNOW: Phones and Fitbits for healthier hearts

Academy of Technology and Engineering by Academy of Technology and Engineering

Jul 16, 202100:16:18Technology

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Australia. It claims 21 lives every day. Those who do survive heart attacks can take months to recover. That’s where Associate Professor Nicole Freene comes in. She's develo...

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