By DAVID SHAYWITZ MD At long last, we seem to be on the threshold of departing the earliest phases of AI, defined by the always tedious “will AI replace doctors/drug developers/occupation X?” discussion, and are poised to enter the more considered conversation of “Where will AI be useful?” and “What are the key barriers to… Read More: AI Doesn’t Ask Why — But Physicians And Drug Developers… »
Among people who have health insurance, managing the costs of their medical care doesn’t rank as a top frustration. Instead, attending to health and wellbeing, staying true to an exercise regime, maintaining good nutrition, and managing stress top U.S. consumers’ frustrations — above managing the costs of care not covered by insurance. And maintaining good… Read More: Consumers Want Help With Health: Can Healthcare Providers Supply That… »
The consequences of stress on the body may be light, but over the long run they are deadly. The quick-time period effects of stress on the human body are well known. After we are below stress, we’ve got elevated coronary heart charge, ideas that race, tense muscles, and adrenaline rushes. With extreme stress, we will… Read More: Want To Know The Effects Of Stress On The Body?… »
Far outside the Beltway, away from the ever-changing media cycle and circus, voters are less worried about what happened on Twitter and more worried about issues that impact them. It’s these issues — opportunities to work, access to affordable healthcare, and concern about the growing welfare state — that lawmakers should prioritize come November. For… Read More: 2018 voters need no Beltway gossip, they want to focus… »