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While joining representatives from various companies at the Health 2.0 Fall Conference, Teladoc announced the unveiling of its new mobile app, focusing on its easy-to-use, patient-centered experience and its potential to revolutionize how patients manage their health. 

A plurality of healthcare organizations (36 percent) are currently evaluating adoption plans for telemedicine, another 26 percent say they will never adopt the service, according to a recent survey by Reaction Data, which brands itself a research-as-a-service firm.

The American Medical Association voiced support for a proposed rule that would expand telehealth services at the Department of Veterans Affairs. 

New Hampshire residents would benefit from expanded use of telehealth and mobile health technologies that integrate behavioral and primary care, according to fosters.com. 

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