DIGITAL HEALTH

From personalized medicine to biometrics, the following infographic created by Televox illustrates the impact of digital health on providers and patients.

Texts, posts, shared information, trolls and the like are almost as essential to many teens as eating. These are just some of the ways that social media affects a child’s self-esteem.

While there's very little evidence that social media is harmful in and of itself, the most serious danger comes in the intersection between social media platforms and people suffering from a mental illness.

Blogger Mary Beth Hertz offers a selection of websites, games and apps that can help teach students about health and wellness.

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Even if you have perfect eyesight, you could still suffer from Computer Vision Syndrome

Do you need a digital detox? Take the quiz and find out.

Telemedicine refers to the usage of telecommunication methods to provide healthcare and medical services remotely. With healthcare delivery already under pressure, telemedicine is poised to tackle lot many challenges of the industry head on. This infographic by Kays Harbor Technologies is an attempt to highlight the benefits of telemedicine.

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The American health care system has been under constant modification since its inception, and with the 2010 patient protection and Affordable Care Act, changes have been made that are sure to reverberate for years to come. Here is a brief glimpse of how health care has changes and will change.

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Staring at a computer screen is one of the worst things you can do for your vision, yet many of us spend a significant portion of our days doing so. It’s important to take regular breaks- every 20 minutes you should look away for 20 seconds at least 20 feet away- so that your vision doesn’t become impaired. Learn more about preventing digital eye strain from this infographic. You might be surprised how common this problem is!