Everyone knows there is nothing quite like a frozen popsicle to help you cool down when the it’s hot outside! Make your own this summer with these recipes!
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Author Archives: Kat Smith
Summertime Heat Awareness & Safety
One of the most significant health risks to be aware of this summer is the heat, which you may not think about unless you live in the warm deserts of the Southwest….
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Sports Medicine Introduces Telehealth Solutions
Advances in telemedicine will hopefully lead to earlier detection of serious concussions, and rapid diagnoses for other issues like fractures or sprains.
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Why Do We Get the Best Ideas in the Shower?
Your shampoo brand would probably love to take credit for bottling genius, but shower ‘ah-hah’ moments have more to do with the perfect haven created than the suds on your scalp.
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Clinic Opportunities with Telehealth Platforms
Urgent cares and private practices across the U.S. are seeing the benefits that come with implementing telehealth solutions.
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Tequila: 4 Health Benefits You Might Not Know About
Perhaps you’re familiar with the dreaded aftermath of overindulging on tequila, but do you know about the many health benefits this drink has to offer?
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Mosquitoes: Summer Pest or Predator?
While many people fear animals like sharks and bears, the most fatal animal on earth is actually this tiny insect. Malaria, carried by mosquitoes, kills …
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U.S. Telehealth Programs Beginning to Combat Diabetes
State telemedicine programs are attempting to help reduce hospitalizations associated with diabetes and promote active and productive lifestyles.
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MeMD Launches Indiegogo Campaign for Online Healthcare Consultations
MeMD announces the launch of a crowdfunding campaign to promote telehealth, increase the provider network, and launch a mental health platform.
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Google Glass: Bridging the Gap Between Healthcare and Technology
Researchers are already assessing Glass’ effectiveness in healthcare settings, and results look promising for both patients and providers.
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