The digital realm has significantly shaped mental health care in recent years, offering a myriad of apps designed to provide varying levels of support. With therapy services remaining inaccessible for many due to high costs and social stigmas, especially in countries like India, technology has
The concept of wearable health devices becoming commonplace in the United States has garnered considerable attention, largely driven by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s ambitious vision. During a recent House Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee hearing,
The increasing reliance on telehealth platforms for medical care is reshaping how patients access services and medications. Recently, U.S. senators launched an investigation into the telehealth practices employed by two pharmaceutical giants, Eli Lilly and Pfizer, scrutinizing whether their
Recent studies have shed light on a pressing challenge facing the U.S. healthcare system: the impact of extensive IT service disruptions. A notable study published in JAMA Network Open reveals a striking incident involving a massive CrowdStrike outage. This disruption has had far-reaching effects
In the Deep South, the prevalence of heart disease remains a pressing concern that demands urgent attention, particularly in Mississippi, where it stands as a leading cause of mortality. Researchers at the University of Mississippi have undertaken a comprehensive investigation to unpack the complex
Amid rising concerns over maternal and infant health outcomes in Alabama, the introduction of a Spanish-speaking version of the Baby Yourself app marks a significant step toward addressing high mortality rates. Sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama (BCBSAL), this app specifically
