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Kyu Rhee: Technological Advances Help Diabetes Treatment

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IBM Watson Health is working on several projects of their own as well as with partners in the field to move the treatment of diabetes forward in an effort to hep as many patients as possible.

IBM Watson Health is working on several projects of their own as well as with partners in the field to move the treatment of diabetes forward in an effort to hep as many patients as possible.

In addition to adding to the knowledge of its Watson technology Kyu Rhee, MD, MPP, said IBM is adding new programs as well as devices that are all aimed to better help treat patients with diabetes and also work with patients to improve their quality of life. Rhee, chief health officer of IBM Watson Health, discussed the collaborations during the American Diabetes Association's annual meeting in New Orleans.

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