Telehealth and Medical Education
In an opinion piece, News Team member Joy Lee argues that medical schools should teach future doctors to use telehealth, as it could relieve inequities in rural healthcare access.
Weekly Health Digest: Early Brain Disease Detection and Telehealth Based Abortions
New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: Explore the latest breakthroughs in early detection of brain diseases and the proven safety and effectiveness of remote abortion care through telemedicine and mail-delivered medication.
The Evolving Landscape of Primary Care
New in Exploring Health's longform vertical: Nolan Shah explores the significant shifts in primary care delivery, focusing on new models like telehealth and retail clinics that are reshaping patient access and care quality.
The Promise of Telehealth for Rural America
News Team member Jordyn Rosenberg examines the ways that pandemic pressure opened up possibilities for telehealth to deliver rural care.
The JScreen Study: Delivering Genetic Knowledge via Telehealth
Madison Woods examines the success of Emory's JScreen program, which combines genetic screening of high-risk populations with home-based testing and telehealth counseling
Telehealth During COVID-19
By: Gordon Chan Hospitals and doctor’s offices have been notorious breeding grounds for germs and deadly pathogens long before COVID-19. The pandemic has brought that reality further into light, leaving sick people wary of risking their health by going to…