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Utter hogwash. The author's mistake, often made by physicians when presented with technology that gives consumers more information, is that consumer knowledge a
by leot 8y ago
Utter hogwash. The author's mistake, often made by physicians when presented with technology that gives consumers more information, is that consumer knowledge and attitudes remain static.
In fact, while this may at first lead to a bunch of hypochondriac-like behaviors, people's fascination with themselves will quickly teach them to not be alarmed.
- chmaynard 8y agoI agree. I was immediately suspicious when the author identified himself as a "heart doctor". The correct term is cardiologist, as everyone knows. He should be communicating directly with the FDA, not blogging about his concerns to raise alarms.