We’ll soon find out, officially. Though a study done by a 17-yeard-old suggests iPods when turned on close to pacemakers make them skip a beat, the medical community has yet to conduct their own “official” study.
Medical researchers at the Children’s Hospital in Boston will begin a major study on how iPods and three other MP3 player brands affect patients with pacemakers. They will prove their hypothesis that “the close approximation of portable MP3 players interfere with the appropriate sensing and recording of pacemakers.”
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February 1st, 2008 at 12:08 pm
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