LG CNS launches Touch Doctor-long-distance healthcare system in Korea

LG_CNS.jpg LG CNS launched long-distance healthcare system called Touch Doctor in Korea on Wednesday. The system allows patients from home to measure their own blood pressure, blood sugar, electrocardiogram and fat mass. Patients connect the devices to Touch Doctor, a computer monitor-like device, which will transmits information to a professional nurse at a healthcare center via the Internet. The heath manager will talk with the patients via Internet telephony, give them advice, and connect them with a medical center if their condition is not good. LG_CNS_launch.jpg Many ideas in the long-distance healthcare system have already been commercialized in Korea. Samsung Electronics recently marketed a BioPC allowing patients to diagnose illnesses such as cancer and diabetes if they put a disk containing a freshly collected blood specimen into the computer.

September 11, 2008 - 7:30 AM | Posted in - Other Stuff | | | | | |


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