Telemedicine can rightfully be called the medicine of the future, because it has already overcome the problems faced by the health care of all countries. Long distances, understaffing and the need for timely and qualified advice are all reasons for frequent digital avoidable delays in treatment. But how, when and who came up with the idea of ​ ​ "remote" treatment? When was the first telemedicine consultation recorded? And finally, what telemedicine technologies can we introduce into our lives now? This book does not teach "to be treated on TV" and, of course, does not call for turning the treatment process into endless telephone conversations with doctors. However, it will help everyone who cares about their health to do it faster and more efficiently: telemedicine does not replace a doctor, but expands his capabilities. Look out! This book is not a self-medication manual. Consult a specialist before taking any recommended actions.