- Rory Watson
- Brussels
The European Commission is predicting that ehealth—the integration of the internet into health care—will be commonplace by the end of the decade for health professionals, patients, and the general public. This prediction is outlined in a new report released at the beginning of the month.
The report examines the extent to …
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