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2. Online doctor - Wikipedia

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   Online doctor is a term that emerged during the 2000s, used by both the media [1] and academics, to describe a generation of physicians and health practitioners who deliver healthcare, including drug prescription, over the internet.

3. Telemedicine service providers - Wikipedia

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   A telemedicine and virtual healthcare company based in the United States that facilitates virtual visits between patients and doctors. [12] [13] [14] AZLiveDoctor - Established in 2021. An American telemedicine company connecting patients to online doctors via personal computers and smartphones based in Phoenix, Arizona.

4. A Beginner's Guide to a Virtual Doctor's Visit - AOL

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   If you feel like you've been hearing a lot more about telehealth or telemedicine over the last few weeks, rest assured, it's not your imagination. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced some big changes ...

5. Ro (company) - Wikipedia

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   Reitano's personal experience with a heart condition, and his desire to recreate his father, a doctor, out of software, inspired him to co-found the company. [ 4 ] [ 5 ] [ 6 ] Ro raised $3.1 million in a seed funding round led by General Catalyst and launched with a telemedicine practice, in addition to a pharmacy, to distribute medications. [ 7 ]

6. How to Make the Most of a Virtual Doctor’s Appointment for ...

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7. Online pharmacy - Wikipedia

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   Drugs supplied in this way tend to be medicines which doctors refuse to prescribe for patients or would charge a private prescription fee, as all patients treated under the National Health Service (NHS) pay either a flat price or nothing for prescribed medicine (except for medicine classed as lifestyle medicine, e.g., antimalarials for travel ...