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# My Data's starting keyword
Smart health care is comprehensive term of health management, nutrition management, exercise management and education. Through this, customers can utilize large capacity of high-technology to manage their health in anywhere ,anytime and also they can get real-time customized health solution. It deals with one's health-related information, devices, systems, and platforms, and provides personalized health management services as a convergence of health-related services and medical IT technology. Services are provided based on comprehensive analysis of habits, life style, utilization information, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and genetic information. Health research and dissemination activities in recent years have created a Value Chain in a wide range of industries, from specialist groups in medicine, health and fitness to the spa industry, beauty industry, restaurant industry and tourism industry.
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