Inside Your Health: PRISM App

April 21, 2019 11:04 PM

To most of us, the term "health reform" is political. But for the team at the University of Minnesota, it means winning the grand prize for developing an app that gives patients a voice in their own care. 

KSTP Medical Expert Dr. Archelle Georgiou explained the app for 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS viewers on Sunday.

Watch the video box above for the full story. 

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