Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop App To ‘Listen’ For Signs Of COVID-19

Name: Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop App To ‘Listen’ For Signs Of COVID-19
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Description: Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University say they have created an app that can determine whether you might have COVID-19, just by analyzing your voice. Katie

Video Credit: CBS Dallas Digital - Duration: 00:24s - Published on March 31, 2020

Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop App To ‘Listen’ For Signs Of COVID-19

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University say they have created an app that can determine whether you might have COVID-19, just by analyzing your voice.

Katie Johnston reports.

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