Summary: The Impact Of Technology On Health Care By Bianca Banova

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Science becomes more revolutionary as time progresses forward. New advances in technology display human’s natural desire for success and development. However, are all advancements in the technological field beneficial? Bianca Banova states in a recent article, “The Impact of Technology On Health Care, “Technology today affects every single aspect of modern society”. She discusses the importance technology has placed in the field of healthcare. Alongside Banova, Apichai Sakulsureeyadej- the CEO and founder of Tourism Technology Association- coincides by stating “the internet has revolutionized the tourism industry more than any other factor in the last few decades”. He also believes the use of technology expands the possibilities for travel

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