Sai Balasubramanian, J.D., Contributor

Per a recent study, “the incidence of physical intimate partner violence (IPV) in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic was 1.8-fold” higher, compared to 2017-2019.

In a recent survey, nearly 423 respondents said they experienced hair loss as a long-term effect of Covid-19.

Per the results of a recent McKinsey & Company study, “Almost half of all independent physician practices said they had less than four weeks of cash on hand.”

Leaders must remain vigilant and maintain a high level of scrutiny in ensuring that safety is prioritized, in order to ultimately protect any organization’s most important asset: the individuals of the organization.

Although psoriasis has been a well-recognized skin condition for many years, there has been significant progress over the last decade on effective therapeutic models and treatment modalities for this autoimmune condition.

With potential problems in the PPE supply chain, the upcoming flu-season, and a viable vaccine yet to be finalized, healthcare systems and providers are bracing for a tough battle ahead.

For many, the idea of stepping outside of their homes to get tested is a source of significant anxiety. Key players in healthcare are working to solve this problem.

Important lessons can be learned from examining the progression of the pandemic in Texas and how authorities are responding to it.

Volatility in the oil markets and the spread of coronavirus seem to be stuck in a vicious cycle.

Many of these changes may become permanent fixtures in medical training.