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University of Kansas Medical Center will lend its expertise to companies whose products focus on increasing the accessibility to health care services.

Starting from January 1, 2015, members will be able to access Teladoc's U.S. board-certified, state-licensed physicians from their homes and offices.

At CES, the Japanese company will show the world its concept product called "SmartEyeglass Attach!," which is meant to be attached to sports eyewear pieces.

The center will serve as a base for the development of next-generation products as well as R&D of differentiating technologies on mid- and long-term basis.

The company plans to use the fresh capital to further develop its internet and marketing services, private exchange and customer service capabilities.

Residents of Charleston can book appointments with primary care doctors; dentists; obstetrician-gynecologists; dermatologists; and ear, nose and throat doctors.

The software, which is not readily available for the general public, allows the user to do a 7-minute workout in a VR environment.

The app's database has over 10,000 questions across 300 topics, certified by 30+ different experts from various fields of medicine, nutrition and exercise.

The popular fitness app is now available to over 95% of worldwide smartphone market; Chromecast integration adds new content on the large screen.

Designed for any group of 10 or more participants, UP for Group has already been tested with large companies, smaller organizations and professional groups.