It affects us in a negative way because it makes things much easier for us, yet in the future it will leave us without the ability to do the things we had to do before the mobility. It affects the way we form relationships because we don't talk in person, we talk through mobile devices. We form relationships with people we may not even know.
People who suffer from anorexia tend to be skinner than those who suffer from bulimia. Both are eating disorders that deal with a person going through unhealthy measures to be skinny or feel skinny. People who have anorexia may actually starve themselves or feel when they are really underweight, while people with bulimia may overeat and than purge themselves for feeling guilty and fat.
1. Job opportunities
2. Cost of living
3. Climate
An example of the benefit of telehealth form the above options is "Doctors are able to use high-quality cameras to better diagnose patients during telehealth." (Option C)
<h3>What is Telehealth?</h3>
Telehealth is the delivery of health-related services and information via the use of electronic information and telecommunications technology.
It enables long-distance interaction between patients and clinicians, as well as care, guidance, reminders, education, intervention, monitoring, and remote admissions.
<h3>What are the benefits of Telehealth?</h3>
Using technology to offer health care has various benefits, including:
- cost savings
- convenience, and
- the potential to give treatment to persons with mobility issues or those living in remote locations who may not have access to a local doctor or clinic.
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Definitely cell phone reception! However books could be argued for since they also are a good more than a necessity. However the last 2 i believe would be classified more as necessities than goods.
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