By KEN TERRY Telehealth has been a lifeline for many doctors and patients during the pandemic, and the decisions of CMS and many private payers to cover telehealth visits—in some cases, at full parity with in-person visits–has helped physician practices stave off bankruptcy. Assuming that these policies remain in effect after the pandemic, I agree… Read More »
They pack a lot of added sugar, added oils and refined flour into a small package. Some foods can reduce appetite, cravings belly help you burn more calories. If you’re not sure if a eat is healthy or unhealthy, read the label. Should dismissed this ad. People often see a difference on the scale within… Read More »
Today kicks off the first all-virtual conference of the ATA, the American Telemedicine Association. ATA’s CEO Ann Mond Johnson and team turned on a dime over the past few months, migrating the already-planned live conference scheduled in early May to this week, all online. I’ll be midwifing a panel this afternoon at 440 pm Eastern… Read More »
One type, known as herpes simplex virus type one HSV-1, commonly affects the mouth and throat. Herpes simplex virus type two HSV-2 usually affects the genital areas. The herpes virus that causes shingles is the same herpes virus that causes chicken pox in younger individuals. Once a person is infected through skin contact, the herpes… Read More »