CLEVELAND – New study from the Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute of University Hospitals further demonstrates that those who experienced housing discrimination decades ago experience higher rates or poorer health outcomes. The results were published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. What do you need to know The new study continues to …
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The study, based on the medical records of more than 5.6 million people treated in the VA Health System, found that, compared to those with only one Covid-19 infection, those with two or more documented infections had more than double the risk. of dying and three times the risk of being hospitalized within six months …
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Health insurers are betting heavily on artificial intelligence and data analytics that scan medical records and then alert members on how to improve their health. The challenge: It’s hard to get people to listen. Now companies say they are looking for the best way to get people to answer, an effort that may include eavesdropping …
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Health insurers are betting heavily on artificial intelligence and data analytics that scan medical records and then alert members on how to improve their health. The challenge: It’s hard to get people to listen. Now companies say they are looking for the best way to get people to answer, an effort that may include eavesdropping …
Health insurers have the data. Will patients listen? Read More »
Health insurers are betting heavily on artificial intelligence and data analytics that scan medical records and then alert members on how to improve their health. The challenge: It’s hard to get people to listen. Now companies say they are looking for the best way to get people to answer, an effort that may include eavesdropping …
Health insurers have the data. Will patients listen? Read More »
Health insurers are betting heavily on artificial intelligence and data analytics that scan medical records and then alert members on how to improve their health. The challenge: It’s hard to get people to listen. Now companies say they are looking for the best way to get people to answer, an effort that may include eavesdropping …
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Specific effects of sanitizing chemicals on human healthThe COVID-19 pandemic and the potential health consequences associated with the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizersReferences Further reading The use of detergents in disinfection products is believed to produce various outcomes associated with different organ systems, including respiratory and cardiovascular symptoms and effects on the skin. Respiratory effects …
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BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) – Maintaining personal health and well-being can easily overshadow the daily juggling act of life of attempting to balance career, family, and social / community responsibilities. Fortunately, small changes to daily eating habits can trigger significant health improvements. For example, using summer to start eating fresh, refreshing foods that promote kidney …
CYNTHIANA, Ky. – Home health care is invaluable to many Kentucky residents, especially those in rural areas, as it offers a range of services that can be provided at home for an illness or injury. What do you need to know WEDCO has been offering home health for nearly 50 years The district serves residents …
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ROGERSVILLE- After suffering from chronic health problems for many years, Andrea Davidson began researching natural health remedies and became passionate about helping others. Davidson, who has worked as a musician in Nashville for several years, has struggled with chronic conditions such as psoriasis for much of his life. “So for most of my life, I …
