South Korea seeks to launch a telemedicine pilot program mainly for second-visit patients starting next month, as well as for those who cannot visit clinics due to physical illness or infectious disease, the health ministry said Wednesday. The country's telemedicine services have been temporarily allowed since 2020 through April this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. A total of 1,419 patients have received telemedicine services during the cited period, according to the ministry. Under the

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