Articles related to COVID-19

“Congressional action is required to prevent the severe limitations on telehealth that existed before the COVID-19 pandemic from being restored,” said American Medical Association president Bruce A. Scott, MD.

The IRS Criminal Investigation unit’s findings reveal the scale of pandemic-related fraud, with nearly 700 new investigations opened in the past year alone, representing $5 billion in potential fraudulent claims.

Neurologic manifestations of long COVID affect approximately 30% of patients regardless of vaccination status or initial disease severity, presenting significant implications for workforce productivity and healthcare delivery.

Advanced molecular screening methods for colorectal cancer and AI-assisted colonoscopy detection systems represent significant developments in diagnostic technology, potentially improving both accuracy and accessibility of cancer screening programs.

The discovery of I-NCMs’ ability to simultaneously patrol blood vessels and infiltrate tumor environments opens new possibilities for treating therapy-resistant cancers.

Healthcare facilities across multiple California counties face varying mask requirements, highlighting the continued regional approach to respiratory virus prevention in medical settings.