How much do you love your dog? Are the two of you really close? Really really close? So close you share a disease? Well, a new study has revealed a shared risk of diabetes between dog owners and their pets. Swedish researchers from the universities of Uppsala and Karolinska, and Liverpool, investigated whether dog and… Read More »
Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story It’s OK to Feel Joy Right Now Here’s how to prolong it. Credit…Ka Young Lee March 19, 2021Updated 7:52 p.m. ET The birds are chirping, a warm breeze is blowing and some of your friends are getting vaccinated. After a year of… Read More »
Article content Vaccine hesitancy is more a factor of public trust in institutions and less a problem of scientific literacy says Maya Goldenberg, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Guelph and author of the book Vaccine Hesitancy Public Trust, Expertise and the War on Science. For most people who ask questions about vaccines,… Read More »
Daniel Barchi, CIO, NewYork-Presbyterian Perhaps the most common thread for health IT leaders during the past few months has been the spike in telehealth adoption. Organizations had to quickly expand — or in some cases, build out — their offerings to ensure care continuity. But there were a select few who already had the infrastructure… Read More »