Walgreens and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are partnering to better coordinate the medication histories of the nation’s veterans.
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Free Healthcare From The Fax
It is an administrative sin for physicians’ offices to rely upon technology that is more than half a century old. (Yes, Xerox introduced the first commercial version of the fax machine in 1964!) Still, billions of health-related faxes are sent every ye…
Why Will We See More Measles? Public Health Can Answer
There are vaccine-refusal hotspots in major metropolitan areas which might fuel the spread of measles and other infectious diseases.
Outbreak Or Not, Measles Is A Growing Threat Globally
While not officially an outbreak, measles is spreading throughout the U.S., expensively and needlessly, fueled by European cases.
Can Personality Change Or Does It Stay The Same For Life? A New Study Suggests It’s A Little Of Both
Can personality change over time or is it a locked box that remains the same throughout our lives? New research reveals that the answer isn’t necessarily either/or.
Why You Should Not Flush Your Contact Lens Down The Toilet Or Sink
Also, don’t store your contact lens under your eyelid, like this woman did inadvertently for 28 years.
Houston Has 2 Reasons To Have A Baby Boom
It was the worst of times. It was the best of times. Then there was sexy time.
What Is Hand, Foot, And Mouth Disease? West Virginia University Postpones Fan Day
There have been reports of hand, foot, and mouth disease outbreaks in Indiana, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. And it has sidelined 2 major league baseball players, the New York Mets’ Noah Syndergaard and the New York Yankees’ J.A. Happ.
Is The Blockchain Failing Corporates?
The Blockchain is a difficult beast to get into corporations but will that always be the case?
Expect More Ads Ripping Republicans On Pre-Existing Conditions
Democrats’ new campaign ads blast Republicans who want to strip patient protections from Americans with pre-existing conditions.
