A Wisconsin doctor uses the power of social media to make her patients feel more comfortable while talking about difficult topics.

Addressing the gynecological needs of girls and young women can be tricky, but one UW Health doctor has been finding new, creative ways to connect with her patients.

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During their OPD visit, if follow-up patients opt for online consultation, they will be given a specific date and time for a ...

The law does not apply to services governed by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA). In short, ...

WBIR obtained the material over several weeks to reconstruct what happened Feb. 6 - before, during and after Lester Isbill's ...

If there’s one place that is rife with sensitive personal data, it’s hospitals. It’s why the United States federal government ...

In 2013, ProPublica reporter David Epstein was contacted by a woman with a wild story and a batch of photos she believed were ...

In fact, nearly 60% of patients support the use of AI if it means they get to spend more time with their doctor, according to recent research from healthcare software company ModMed.

Using a video camera while driving would otherwise be a huge no-no for obvious reasons, but Mercedes and Microsoft believe it's all good as long as you do it for work.

Instead of turning inward after the death of his son, Dr. Greg Gulbransen turned outward: toward documentary photography and ...