I really can’t remember the last time I saw a fax machine. But maybe that’s because I don’t work in the medical field. “Yes, in 2026, fax will be still It is probably the most common way to send documents between primary care and specialty clinics,” said Jaimal Soni, co-founder and CEO of Insight Health. … Read more
In a letter several weeks ago, the man who manages health care benefits for state employees and their families listed a number of ways that a major Oregon-based health insurance company is failing them. Ali Hassoun, director of the Oregon Public Employees Benefits Commission, wrote in a Feb. 26 letter to Providence Health Plan that … Read more
New research published in Affective Disorders Journal present evidence that depression in early adolescence is initially associated with a variety of cognitive difficulties, but that most of these problems do not persist as the teen grows up. The exception is inattention, which tends to promote a two-way relationship, with inattention worsening depression and vice versa. … Read more
Written by Trey Nosrak Thousand-word article by McKay Coppins published in the March issue atlantic ocean It’s a pain to read. The title is “Soccer: My Year as a Decadent Gambler.” This work is an experiment/story that delves into the past, present, and future of gambling. of cliff memo To summarize this story, the world … Read more