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<p>According to a
report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple had considered setting up an in-house medical service that would offer primary care clinics with doctors employed by Apple. The
Journal says the company was exploring how the Apple Watch could be used to improve healthcare.</p>
<p>This project was envisioned in 2016 but has seemingly been put on pause, partly because Apple’s dogfooding of a similar project for its own employees saw limited use.</p>
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