When it comes to urgent medical problems like ankle injuries or suspected strep, virtual MDs may be no match for the real thing, a new U.S. study suggests. Researchers got 67 volunteers to test out ...

Virtual medicine lends itself to better conversations, writes Geoff Rutledge. Research shows that stronger relationships between primary care physicians and their patients yield significantly better ...

A sore throat. A pounding headache. No time to sit in a waiting room for hours. Many have faced this dilemma. Today, telemedicine has made healthcare accessible. A few taps on a phone, a quick video ...

One lesson for healthcare that came out of the pandemic was the convenience and effectiveness of virtual doctor’s visits. But seeing and talking with a doctor via video has apparent limitations. There ...

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When you're coming down with a cold, there are a few items you typically reach for to start feeling better: cough drops, herbal tea, maybe an over-the-counter medication. For most of us, though, a ...

MILWAUKEE - When you're feeling lousy, the last thing you want to do is haul yourself into a doctor's office or clinic to explain your symptoms. That's why virtual visits – telemedicine – are catching ...

Now more than ever, doctor’s phones have been ringing off the hook. However, because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, in-person visits and non-emergency surgeries have been put on hold to stop the ...

Telehealth providers are cropping up as self-funded employers and insurance companies try to cut costs, but the rising popularity of virtual visits raises questions about whether seeing a physician ...

Even before the examination begins, it’s clear Ann Martinez isn’t well. Her breathing is labored. You can tell by the raspy sounds and jerky rise and fall of her chest. Clad in her underwear, she ...

(Reuters Health) - When it comes to urgent medical problems like ankle injuries or suspected strep, virtual MDs may be no match for the real thing, a new U.S. study suggests. Researchers got 67 ...