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Pay no mind: people admit to driving, texting, drinking during telehealth visits – The Guardian
A recent study of 1,000 Americans revealed people are quite distracted during their virtual doctors and therapy appointments
Hello, people of the technologically advanced world. Remember how we all hoped technology would make us better, more evolved? Hows that going for us lately? Great, I suspect because look at how far we have come! We can now have doctors visits from the comfort of our homes, phones and laptops.
The only problem is that we all seem to be having a tough time concentrating. On Wednesday, a survey from a health company found people to be texting, driving, watching TV, playing video games and even drinking…
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