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Digital healthcare revolution stymied by access problems
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Digital healthcare revolution stymied by access problems

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Though technology has radically changed how healthcare is delivered, many people worldwide don’t have access to high-speed internet, creating a divide between those who can and can’t use the most innovative types of care.

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