Worried Chinese turn to online doctor consultations amid coronavirus outbreak

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Boon for telehealth industry.

Worried Chinese turn to online doctor consultations amid coronavirus outbreak
Spooked by a sneeze or a cough, Chinese consumers are turning to online consultations in droves for advice about possible coronavirus symptoms - a boon for a fledgling industry that has struggled to win over customers. Due to the epidemic, hundreds of millions of Chinese are stuck at home due to ...

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