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A speak with Brian Turyabagye, a Ugandan who came up with the idea of the Mamope jacket. A biomedical smart jacket that distinguishes pneumonia’s symptoms – temperature, breathing rate and sound of the lungs – and eliminate most human errors, diagnosing pneumonia at a rate three to four times faster than a doctor.
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