Many health systems are using patient portals for vaccine scheduling, but many older adults may need help setting accounts up, especially those with lower incomes and education levels
Examination of specific cause of death in critically ill coronavirus patients shows importance of evidence-based care – and the risks if hospitals are too overwhelmed to follow them.
Four innovative programs designed to continue high-quality care at home after a hospitalization or emergency visit have launched since 2020.
Study suggests that camps, which draw in 14 million children a year, may be an overlooked group when addressing communicable disease spread.
Once viewed as a pediatric condition, patients with cerebral palsy are aging, but the health care system is not prepared to offer them the care they need.
Most opted for video, but the future of virtual mental health visits is less certain due to reimbursement.
A new study analyzes the potential transmission risk of airborne respiratory pathogens during bystander-initiated cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR.
A first responder found himself in need of medical care during the initial surges of the pandemic, when his concussion symptoms left him miserable for most of the spring and summer.
Minority experience worsening of symptoms over time, especially younger people.
Special risks mean special care is needed, even as the vaccine becomes available.
