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Ask The Doctor would be acquiring the largest Indian medical resource, Sehat. The Sehat platform was to be integrated into the Ask The Doctor group as a subsidiary of HealthBrands and to operate solely in India. Sehat would also be collaborating with the Indian Government's initiative called Digital India initiative, which aims to digitalize various areas of information for the Indian people. A month later the company also acquired the British patient platform, Patients Connected. Ask The Doctor then announced they planned to utilize the London-based offices, while also opening new offices in Wales, Scotland and Ireland during the coming year. Ask The