Samsung looks to bring telehealth to TVs

Samsung is looking to connect clinicians and patients through TVs with the Samsung Telemedicine app, CNET reported Jan. 3.

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Announcing the app at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung said users will be able to select the symptoms they are experiencing and how long they have been ill and virtually connect with a clinician within 60 seconds.

The company also announced an attachable camera that can monitor vital health signs while a user watches TV.

Samsung has yet to announce the price or availability date for both products.

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