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Although telehealth has blown up over the past few months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been accessible for years. Patients and doctors have been a little skeptical of the process in the past because it was such a new and foreign way to seek healthcare, but it has been beneficial with limited in-person …
In accordance with the CDC’s most recent guidelines addressing mass gatherings and functions the A4M team has been working to create new educational events virtually that will address the current needs of patients and clinicians alike. In keeping with that idea here is another virtual educational event that is coming up to mark on your …
A4M is excited to present to you the first ever BHRT Symposium delivered fully online! Centered upon all things new within the practice of BHRT, this brand new virtual symposium offers you the opportunity to develop or expand your expertise in advanced hormone health without leaving your home! A brand new Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy …
Some may think there is no such thing as a digital health arms race, but yes, there really is. Not only are physicians having to do more electronically but corporations are also throwing their hands into the mix trying to gain your dollar, you just may not realize it, yet. Take for instance Amazon, which …
Use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, expanded window of opportunity in which to treat stroke patients, and alternative therapies for pain treatment/management are some of the innovations that will enhance healing and perhaps change healthcare this year, according to a panel of researchers and doctors. Cleveland Medical has released its picks for the top 10 …
Bill gates has invested $10 million towards innovative development of tiny camera guided surgical robots which can be placed inside the body via small incision and controlled by a surgeon anywhere in the world using VR technology. The new technology uses a combination of virtual reality and miniscule robots to carry out minimally invasive surgery …