Technological and scientific advancements have dramatically altered the treatment landscape in several disease states. These include orphan diseases and conditions that previously had no disease-modifying treatment options. These innovative therapies…
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As our country continues to navigate the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing, a new concern has emerged – avoiding and delaying medical help when necessary, also known as medical distancing….
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Written by Thomas Lane, NCPS, CRPS Every 40 seconds someone dies by suicide somewhere in the world.[1] The human tragedy of death by suicide is getting worse, with global suicide…
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By Varun Choudhary and Greg Dicharry The impacts of suicide on population subsets Suicide is a leading cause of death in the US.[1] It has become the hidden epidemic in…
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There are an estimated 1.2 million people in the US living with HIV, and roughly 1 in 8 people are undiagnosed. The virus attacks your body’s immune system and weakens…
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Stress and anxiety caused by the coronavirus pandemic pose a serious challenge for all age groups. A survey published by the American Psychiatric Association in March 2020 showed that more…
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This month, we are sharing thoughts and insights on the importance of peer support services in healthcare, as well as other systems where peer supporters can be integrated. As the…
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Telehealth services have been available for years to help remove geographical and other boundaries for people in rural and medically under-served areas; however, use has been limited. Driven by the…
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