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Doctors are skipping a vital medical ritual during Covid What if it doesn t come back?

Doctors are skipping a vital medical ritual during Covid. What if it doesn t come back? Dr. Jalal Baig © Provided by NBC News We are reminded daily of the social bonds frayed by the Covid-19 pandemic. In hospitals, coronavirus patients struggle with the disease in isolation, receiving care from health care workers armored in personal protective equipment and saying final goodbyes through phones or iPads. Meanwhile, public health measures like lockdowns, masks and social distancing have hollowed out our ability to interact with others. In medicine, these consequences extend beyond the patients afflicted with the coronavirus. As virtual doctor appointments, which are likely to account for an estimated 20 percent of total medical visits in 2020, have increasingly pushed traditional in-person visits aside, the physical examination has become a notable casualty. Even for those patients who are still seen in the flesh, the reflexive impulse to avoid touch can resul

Covid is forcing doctors to end a key ritual — and patients may suffer for it

Doctors are skipping a vital medical ritual during Covid. What if it doesn t come back? Dr. Jalal Baig © Provided by NBC News We are reminded daily of the social bonds frayed by the Covid-19 pandemic. In hospitals, coronavirus patients struggle with the disease in isolation, receiving care from health care workers armored in personal protective equipment and saying final goodbyes through phones or iPads. Meanwhile, public health measures like lockdowns, masks and social distancing have hollowed out our ability to interact with others. In medicine, these consequences extend beyond the patients afflicted with the coronavirus. As virtual doctor appointments, which are likely to account for an estimated 20 percent of total medical visits in 2020, have increasingly pushed traditional in-person visits aside, the physical examination has become a notable casualty. Even for those patients who are still seen in the flesh, the reflexive impulse to avoid touch can resul

Altavista woman, 74, beats COVID-19 while battling stage 4 lung cancer

ALTAVISTA, Va. — Shelia Hudson was 70 when she was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer. Four years later, both she and her husband contracted COVID-19. “When they first told me that I had lung cancer, the doctor said, ‘It’s stage 4 and there’s no cure, but is treatable,’” said Shelia Hudson, a cancer survivor from Altavista with a soft, kind voice. “That was hard to take, but I’ve gotten through it really well.” In 2015, Hudson went in for an endoscopy because she felt like she could be losing blood from somewhere. She had always been anemic and thought it had gotten worse. However, her bloodwork showed that everything was fine.

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