Telemedicine

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The esteemed medical historian's new book recounts the history, hopes and disappointments of electronic telemedicine technology, and examines its failure to deliver health services equitably across race and income lines.

The emergency physician, educator and public health advocate discusses the prospect of new spikes in COVID-19 infections this winter; plus, advances in telemedicine, and making US football safer.

Maryland hospitals are preparing for a potential surge in COVID-19 patients. The state has yet to see a massive spike, but cases are on the rise. Dr.…

Getting in-person cancer care may come with added risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. But doctors have been thinking of new forms of treatment and taking…