Perception of Not Returning to Full Health Common After COVID-19
More than 60 percent of patients with COVID-19 feel that they have not returned to full health at a median 75 days after diagnosis.
More than 60 percent of patients with COVID-19 feel that they have not returned to full health at a median 75 days after diagnosis.
Bias extends beyond skin color to the assumptions physicians might make about patients.
In the event of a likely scarcity of COVID-19 vaccines, a framework must be developed to inform who should get priority.
Hospitalized patients with COVID-19 more often have a vitamin D deficiency than population-based controls.
As the US witnessed record-breaking daily COVID-19 case counts over the weekend, public health experts warned that hospitals may soon reach a breaking point.
When a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, the CDC will monitor those taking the vaccine for any health problems via text messages and online surveys.
Low- and middle-income families experienced a larger reduction in out-of-pocket costs after initiation of the ACA than higher-income families.
When talking about work issues, Dr Bernstein recommends trying not to focus too much on how awful things are because it can be disheartening.
During 2018, prices paid to hospitals by privately insured patients averaged 247 percent of what Medicare would have paid.
Practices need to know all of the components of their health information systems to determine potential vulnerabilities.