During the Covid-19 pandemic, expansion of telehealth services allowed more Americans to access care in a remote format.

Wearable digital health technology has become increasingly popular, offering numerous benefits such as real-time health and fitness monitoring, but raises ethical concerns about data privacy and protection.

The nation’s school systems are still recovering from learning losses accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic, with varying degrees of learning loss based on student learning styles.

I sat down with Dr. Po-Shen Loh to discuss the idea behind his pandemic-mitigation app NOVID and network theory.

The 2022 results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress were released and revealed troubling trends of declining academic performance since the start of the pandemic.

Stigma surrounding mental health is pervasive and detrimental, yet simple, individual actions can aid in improving societal beliefs.

The Adverse Childhood Experiences questionnaire examines childhood traumatic events, which are linked to negative health effects in adulthood, highlighting the need to improve child and family well-being.

Advancements in digital therapeutics and policy-making allow for new possibilities for patients recovering from opioid use disorder in the post-COVID era.

New research aiming to improve patient triage systems has resulted in varied digital health innovations as possible solutions.

While technology and social media have played a role in the rise of gun violence and mass shootings in the United States, digital health interventions and innovative technology have the power to transform this narrative and elicit positive change.

CDH hosted their first Pitch Competition and 8 highly qualified teams competed to win the grand jury award of $20,000.

Digital health innovations such as surgical robotics and telemedicine allow patients to receive specialized care without the hassle of travel, but debates have arisen over complete accessibility and confidentiality.