Enclothed Cognition

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expressed concern about hackers accessing hospital networks via medical devices.

While these numbers are not precise, they do emphasize the pressing need for us to address the issue of physician shortages in coming years.

In the concierge medicine model, patients pay a monthly or annual premium directly to a physician who assumes all responsibility for the patient’s healthcare needs.

Guest Author and Medelita H.I.P. Ambassador Adam Martin discusses how he maintains his healthy lifestyle in the most hectic of times. 

The proliferation of telehealth in recent years has empowered patients to take a more active role in their own health.

Seeking asylum is often a protracted and stressful process, compounded by factors such as the inability to work abroad legally, the loss of self-esteem, deterioration of skills, destitution, and a lack of access to health care.

Guest Author Michael Rogers discusses ways that the healthcare industry can better prepare itself to handle cyber attacks and data breaches. 

The surgery program pairs Seoul’s top surgeons with North Korean defectors who want to remove the literal scars of their past lives but cannot afford to go under the knife for plastic surgery procedures.

Underwhelming attempts at coping with the psychological effects of burnout and physician suicide have focused too much on the symptoms of the problem, rather than addressing the root of the issue.

Nearly 1 in 5 nurses have been exposed to chemotherapy drugs, which have dire side effects.