What's changed about treating the health of children?
What's changed about treating the health of children?
It used to be unusual to see kids with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar or a large waist size, but now it’s becoming very common. Alan Greene, MD, chief medical officer at Scanadu, explains why.
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