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By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : April 4, 2023 - 15:11
Telehealth became a feature of the pandemic as a way to consult a doctor without breaking lockdown. Now a growing number of tech start-ups and other companies are offering online access to prescriptions and other health care products without patients ever having to see a doctor face to face and it has GPs and other health experts worried.
