Midland University is proud to announce that Dr. Nick Schreck ‘11, has been named Dean for the Dunklau School of Business. Schreck had served as interim Dean since January.
“As a student,...
Jose Nuno knows people are worried about the coronavirus. Nuno is a physician’s assistant and former Fremonter, who owns Nebraska Health and Wellness Clinic in Norfolk.
“Most people are panicky and they think every symptom could potentially be the coronavirus, so a lot of people are worried—and with good reason,” Nuno said.
However, if patients have a sore throat or runny nose—for instance—but no other symptoms, they might have a common cold or allergies. Instead of going to a waiting room or emergency room, they could be seen via a virtual visit—or what’s called telemedicine—and evaluated from their own homes by a medical professional.
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