What is the latest in Atrial fibrillation and Afib Apps
Dr. Charles Rouse with HHC Heart & Vascular Institute at St. Vincent’s Medical Center explains about Afib Apps.
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Mar 14, 2023, 6:44 PM
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The latest treatments for Atrial fibrillation -- how effective are Afib Apps?
Dr. Charles Rouse with HHC Heart & Vascular Institute at St. Vincent’s Medical Center explains.
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