How do engineers work with clinicians to solve difficult problems in health care?

Rhodes iiD's Amanda Randles, director of the Duke University Center for Computational and Digital Health Innovation, defines how digital twins shape personalized care based on data from CT scans, MRIs and wearables. Amanda also worked with a Code+ team at Duke this summer to improve the functionality of the wearable app they are developing at the Randles Lab. Watch more on Amanda's work and how undergraduates have been able to contribute to the Digital Twin Project in the video below.

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