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Therapeutic App for Hypertension Up for PAFSC Review on March 9
A key health ministry advisory organ will discuss whether to recommend approval for a digital therapeutic app for hypertension treatment developed by Tokyo-based health tech CureApp at its meeting on March 9. The app is designed to encourage changes in…
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