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Telehealth is no longer just a buzzword. According to the American Medical Association, 60% of clinicians agree that telehealth services, like online doctor consultations, enable them to provide high-quality care. Thanks largely to the pandemic, these services have become an integral part of our healthcare system and offer a convenient option for many.

With more than a third of adults sleeping less than the prescribed minimum of 7 hours, sleep disorders are more common than you realize.

In the U.S., pink eye causes public school children to miss 3 million school days annually.

Anxiety, a common mental health problem, affects millions of people worldwide. In the U.S. alone 40 million adults suffer from anxiety-related disorders every year, of which only 36.9% receive treatment. Moreover, 31.1% of U.S. adults go through an anxiety disorder at least once in their lives.

Syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum, has a long and complex history. Once known as the "Great Imitator" due to its diverse range of symptoms that can mimic other conditions, syphilis continues to be a pressing global health concern. In recent years, the rise of syphilis cases has become a cause for alarm, making it imperative for individuals to seek timely treatment.

While medicine has advanced incredibly in the 20th and 21st centuries, we can still argue that it lags. In a world where we can get almost anything delivered to our doorsteps, we still struggle to access timely health services. From picking up prescriptions to consulting with a doctor, there always seems to be a waitlist.