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Coronavirus gives telemedicine a giant push forward
While I grew up long after the family doctor made house calls, for me, the idea of telemedicine was far-fetched at least until the advent of the Internet. Today, millennials and Gen Z’ers are much less likely to have their … Continue reading
Road trip over – back in the office
The five-day trip back east from the California desert was a breeze. We drove not more than 10 hours in any one day. Most days were between 8 and 10 hours. Weather was not an issue at all which was … Continue reading
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