This article describes the four important healthcare documents you must have to protect yourself if you become seriously ill. Links to find the appropriate forms in your state are provided in the article.
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How Conversational AI Can Help Cure Physician Burnout
Burnout is a root cause of physicians leaving the medical profession. Technology is at the forefront of stemming this tide, with artificial intelligence leading the way to facilitate better patient health care.
5 Cognitive Biases That Explain Why People Still Don’t Vaccinate
Parents who refuse to vaccinate their children often fall prey to several common cognitive biases, experts say.
CVS Wants Omnicare Pharmacies To Target Assisted Living Market
CVS Health will keep its underperforming Omnicare long-term care pharmacies, seeing growth from a booming assisted living market.
How Stories Will Take People From Lonely To Happy And Healthy
As the world becomes increasingly digital, we’re missing out on ‘in real life’ connection more and more. Yet studies show how vital this is in tackling loneliness and supporting our health and well-being. The way back to the depth and quality of this c…
The Science Of Winning The Battle For Self-Control
Self-control is a tricky thing as we often have to forgo what’s immediately enjoyable in the short term in order to gain something more valuable in the longer term. How can we put the odds more in our favor though?
There Is A Target That Even A One Millimeter Miss May Be Critical
RTsafe aims to improve the results of radiotherapy in brain cancers, using a pseudo head for testing
Baby Boomers To Push U.S. Health Spending To $6 Trillion By 2027
U.S. health spending is projected to grow 5.5% a year from 2018 to 2027, reaching nearly $6 trillion, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Office of the Actuary said.
40 Sites Across The Country To Test New Alzheimer’s Drug
“If the drug proves effective it could give patients a way to manage or lessen their symptoms even if a cure remains out of reach,” said Howard Feldman, M.D., renowned neurologist and director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Cooperative Study (ADCS).
How Your State’s Alzheimer’s Plan Could Help You Or A Loved One
State Alzheimer’s plans recommend how states can handle challenges due to millions more who’ll have the disease
