We often talk about “the last mile” as the difficulty in getting broadband to cover folks in rural areas or bringing a product to fruition for delivery in a market.

Uber Health is trying to solve another riff on the “last mile” challenge, which is expanding the delivery of groceries and over-the-counter medicines to people who may be cut-off from transportation options, compelled to stay home due to physical limitations, or otherwise simply demanding the convenience of home delivery for basic daily needs related to their health. The service will be enabled through Uber Eats.

“Value-based care is the future

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Weight loss smoothies have become the new trend for losing weight. It works when you are drinking them as meal replacements, and not adding them as calories on top of what you are already consuming. Check out these five smoothies recipes that I created. These smoothies are loaded with vitamins and fiber. They are tasty, easy and fast to make. Enjoy!

Smoothies #1. Add one cup of cherry tomatoes, one cup of cherries, one tsp

Hello easy dinner! This four-ingredient Baked Russian Chicken is so flavourful, easy and the perfect dinner for tonight!

Four-Ingredient Baked Russian Chicken

Easy chicken dinner with only 4 ingredients!

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Courses: play

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 1 hour hour

Total Time: 1 hour hour 10 minutes minutes

Servings: 4

Calories: 306kcal

Instructions

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Trim chicken of any fat. Rinse and pat

As the global pandemic continues to reshape healthcare and present uncertainties, one thing is for sure: telemedicine is here to stay

In a recent market research report, the global telehealth market was valued at USD 61.40 billion in 2019 and projected to reach USD 559.52 billion by 2027

Hospitals and practices are rapidly adopting teleconsultation and remote monitoring services in order to meet the continuum of patient care, to improve communication and better outcomes with social distancing guidelines. Very few patients are visiting hospitals, they want to get treated in the comfort of their home and remain physically distant from

The mind and body are two sides of the same coin – they are inextricably linked and have a profound impact on each other. When our minds are healthy and positive, our bodies are more likely to feel energized and capable. otherwise, when our bodies are unhealthy or out of balance, our minds can suffer as well.

That’s why it’s so important to prioritize both the health of our minds and the health of our bodies. Here are a few tips to help you do just that:

1. Practice mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of bringing your attention to the present

You’ve probably noticed that stress and anxiety levels seem to be up at work. After three years of historically high stress, employee health and well-being are still under siege—and it’s affecting how workers feel and perform at work. This is where mental health awareness in the workplace comes in.

According to new research,¹ financial stress and economic uncertainty are the primary threats to employee health and well-being. Insights reveal that 92% of employees are stressed about their finances, and it’s hurting their relationships and mental health. It’s also damaging productivity at levels projected to cost employers nearly $200 billion

Fresh out of graduate school, I was in the first rotation of my internship at the Washington DC Veterans Affairs Medical
Center (DC VAMC). The rotation was in the nursing home care unit, where the VAMC had amazing music and movement
therapist. The therapist, who was previously a professional dancer until a career-ending car accident, was working with
a dementia group. The residents within the group were completely introverted; each patient was in his or her own world,
disconnected from one another.

Music and the association to brain

In what was – and remains – a pivotal moment in my

this Black Bean Corn Salad is so embarrassingly easy to make (no cooking!), summery fresh, and even good for us, it feels 100% like cheating. Let’s get away with it.

Why You’ll Love This Corn and Black Bean Salad Recipe

• Versatile. Have it for work lunch, spoon it over Shredded Chicken Tacos, serve it as a side dish instead of veggies or rice, or scoop it up with tortilla chips—you have options!
• Customizable. Can’t stop yourself from tinkering with recipes? Oh, then this is the black bean salad for you! Add garlic, diced red onion, jalapeño for kick,