A new national survey by the Orlando Health Heart & Vascular Institute finds many Americans would delay doctor’s appointments and even emergency care when COVID-19 rates are high. The survey found 67 percent of Americans are more concerned about going to medical appointments
Jerry Dunham’s Facebook profile serves as a window into the frustration that plagued the final months of his life.
In April, the 47-year-old Redcliff, Alta. native was informed that his plans to receive a pacemaker was being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic — as were all other “non-essential” surgeries in the province.
For Dunham, the news was a devastating blow. The appointment with his doctor had been six
