People who make it to age 100 tend to die from pneumonia or general "old age," while the rest of the population is more likely to die of cancer or heart disease, according to a new study in PLOS Medicine.
The Daily Briefing's Clare Rizer spoke with Technology Insights' Elizabeth Tiernan to discuss how hospitals can think about investments in da Vinci surgical robots.
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