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NEW PRESCRIPTION: DOCTOR OFFICES THAT LOOK LIKE APPLE STORES

After a relative suffered a heart attack a few years ago, Silicon Valley entrepreneur Adrian Aoun got an unsettling look at a health-care system that he diagnosed as an inefficient and outdated mess.

Now he believes he has a remedy. It’s called Forward, a health-management service that charges a $149 per month - roughly $1,800 a year - to tend to all of its patients’primary-care needs. And not just with attentive doctoring, either; Forward plans to deploy body scanners,

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