Editorial

The Future of Telemedicine: Expanding Access and Reducing Costs
Editorial The Future of Telemedicine: Expanding Access and Reducing Costs

Telemedicine, once a fringe segment of healthcare, has now become one of the most critical tools in modern medical practice. In fact, a recent statistic showed that over 80% of consumers have utilized telemedicine at least once. With the unique capability to bridge geographical divides and offer

Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Is Now a Priority. How To Do It?
Editorial Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Is Now a Priority. How To Do It?

There is no question that prescription drugs are a basic need that allows numerous people in the US and abroad to lead healthy lives, simply by preventing their illnesses from aggravating. According to the Missouri Foundation for Health , 52% of Americans now use these drugs to manage their chronic

Chatbots in Healthcare: Could They Improve Patient Experience?
Editorial Chatbots in Healthcare: Could They Improve Patient Experience?

Chatbots have been around since 1966 when scientist Joseph Weizenbaum developed ELIZA . However, it is only recently that more healthcare organizations and facilities around the world have started implementing them. While some individuals are skeptical about the widespread use of chatbots in

COVID-19 Has Rattled the Nursing Industry, Causing Increased Vacancies and Decreased Job Satisfaction
Editorial COVID-19 Has Rattled the Nursing Industry, Causing Increased Vacancies and Decreased Job Satisfaction

COVID-19 drastically impacted the nursing profession, with 100,000 nurses leaving their positions due to burnout and stress, according to CNN. This survey also confirmed that 610,388 registered nurses with over a decade of experience, at an average age of 57, want to leave their jobs by 2027.

High BP in Young Adulthood Negatively Impacts Brain Health at Age 70—Confirms UC Davis Health
Editorial High BP in Young Adulthood Negatively Impacts Brain Health at Age 70—Confirms UC Davis Health

High blood pressure (BP) is considered a public health emergency among many healthcare institutions due to the significant number of patients with this condition. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirms that there are over 700 million people living with untreated hypertension , while

Americans Face Worst Health Outcomes Among Developed Countries
Editorial Americans Face Worst Health Outcomes Among Developed Countries

As confirmed in a new study by the Commonwealth Fund , Americans now face the worst health outcomes of all developed countries. The US also has the highest healthcare spending among these high-income nations, both per person and as GDP share. The US is the only country among these that doesn’t

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