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Janaka Wickramasinghe (Chief Medical Officer) , and Ashik Bari (COO), oDoc connects patients with doctors for video consultations and fulfils home diagnostics and medicine delivery. Based in Sri Lanka, the app also provides a plug-and-play telemedicine solution for users. oDoc operates on two models: pay as you go and subscription. The subscription model starts at Rs 70 per user per month for corporate entities and the pay-as-you-go model starts at Rs 499 per consultation. The company claims to have witnessed five times growth in revenues in 2020, while maintaining healthy unit economics. This growth was fuelled by the pandemic, which was a watershed for the global telemedicine industry, the founders said in a press release. oDoc saw mass adoption across both patients and practitioners, with telemedicine being the only option for non-urgent healthcare during the lockdown. ....
UMATILLA â Two inmates at Two Rivers Correctional Institution in Umatilla have died in the past week after testing positive for COVID-19, according to press releases from the Oregon Department of Corrections, bringing the recent death toll spurred by the surge in cases at the prison to four since the beginning of January. Data from the department of corrections as of Wednesday, Jan. 13, shows that 101 inmates and 24 staff members at TRCI have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week. The prisonâs total number of active cases among inmates has also climbed to 258, according to state data as of Jan. 13. Thatâs the most among prisons in Oregon, with the second highest coming from Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem, which reportedly has 128 active cases among inmates. ....
Need-to-know medical information about a rapidly-expanding egg recall tied to a nationwide sal knell la outbreak. our dr. mark segal from the fox news medical aid team joining us now. good to see you, dodoc. hi, harris. harris: how did we get to the point where it s nationwide, and just how serious is it? well, it s serious on the one sense because it s all from one manufacturer called wright county egg in iowa. but this company produces 25 million eggs a week. to give you perspective on this, we make about 75 billion eggs a year in the united states, so it s still a small fraction of what we make, but it s not that this many eggs are infected. they re actually recalling 380 million eggs which sounds like it s spread, like, everywhere, but it s not that many eggs are infected. it s that they ve had a couple of hundred cases, harris, and they can t track it down to which eggs are affected, so they ....
Pass in the house? yes. the house speaker and the rest of the republican leader team put out a mixed statement saying they want to review this they want the public to look at this. somehows speaker john boehner is under no obligation to bring this up. they could bring it up and possibly change it and ping pong it back to the senate. this is far from over. there s a lot to do here. the one plus on this side might be the fact there is so much in this bill doug was talking about it keeps milk prices low the dodoc fix physicians who see medicaid patients and things. there are a lot of things there a lot of members are for. i have to caution everyone there was a vote december of last year on renewing the payroll tax cut which passed overwhelmingly again a very similar margin in the senate. 89 votes in that particular bill and they move it had over to the house and john boehner and house ....