VIDEO: How will Google Glass affect the healthcare industry?

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Google Glass Explorers Brian Levine, MD, MS, and John Nosta, a health and technology expert and Forbes contributor, discuss their opinions on Google Glass and how they think it is and will affect the healthcare industry.

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Google Glass Explorers Brian Levine, MD, MS, and John Nosta, a health and technology expert and Forbes contributor, discuss their opinions on Google Glass and how they think it is and will affect the healthcare industry.

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