2020 has taught us several lessons and that when the body suffers, the mind suffers as well. It also underlined the acute need for a more equitable, more sustainable, and healthier environment . Moreover, physical and psychological well-being go hand in hand. So, is treating a patient as a whole
Our relationship with other people, or lack thereof, has a direct impact on our mental and physical health —it isn’t a secret anymore. In fact, it has been researched over the years. But perhaps, now more than ever, it’s essential to learn more about ourselves and our well-being, especially when
Healthcare systems around the world need a transformation—and the crisis caused by the most recent pandemic has demonstrated it during the past months. Due to the current social distancing rules, today more than ever, healthcare professionals need to focus on providing patient-centric,
President Donald Trump made a bold statement during the final presidential debate, promising that a coronavirus vaccine will be ready “within weeks.” But, while hopes are rising and multiple vaccines are now in the final stages of development and testing, it remains unclear if a coronavirus vaccine
Any global pandemic can result in rapid and profound changes in societies around the world. Healthcare, education, politics, and economies everywhere are known to change after suffering the consequences that emerge during a pandemic, and the recent COVID-19 crisis is no exception to the rule.
COVID-19 case numbers remain high across the US. Nonetheless, reports of new cases are dropping, as Americans are following President Trump’s Guidelines for Opening Up America Again . Authorities around the country are advising employers to encourage social distancing and provide protective
