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Fitbit Aims To Track Women’s Health And Kids’ Activity

Fitbit Aims To Track Women’s Health And Kids’ Activity by Kate White

Fitbit Aims To Track Women’s Health And Kids’ Activity

Posted 7 years ago on Friday, March 16th, 2018

Tagged: Dr. Katharine White, Fitbit, menstrual cycles

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