Call for poor and disabled to be given NHS fitness trackers Vulnerable groups ‘could be left behind by technology revolution in medicine’, widening health inequality
Fitness trackers should be prescribed on the NHS to stop a further widening of health inequality, a new review has warned.
Some of the poorest communities and disabled people could be left behind by the technology revolution in medicine unless action is taken, according to the report by the Social Market Foundation. The Guardian
Fitness trackers should be prescribed on the NHS to stop a further widening of health inequality, a new review has warned.
Some of the poorest communities and disabled people could be left behind by the technology revolution in medicine unless action is taken, according to the report by the Social Market Foundation. The Guardian
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