It isn't exactly a secret that Nokia's Digital Health division hasn't been doing so well lately. For the past few months, we've been hearing whispers of a potential sale, with some well-known names like Nest said to be interested in acquiring Nokia's health-focused assets. Today, Nokia revealed that it will indeed be selling off its Digital Health business, and the buyer it has found is a familiar one. In a statement today, Nokia announced its intention to sell its Digital Health division to Withings co-founder Éric Carreel. Those with a sharp memory will remember that Nokia's Digital Health division as it exists today was built around its 2016 acquisition of Withings, making this one interesting sale. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed, but Nokia says that it plans to complete this sell off by late Q2 2018. For reference, Nokia purchased Withings for a not-insignificant $192 million, though it's hard to imagine that it's going to recoup a lot of that cost with this sale.