Telemedicine has been a saving grace during the pandemic, allowing sick Americans to receive care without risking getting sicker. Yet for those with chronic illness, the practical implications of recent developments in digital care are sure to prevail long past COVID-19’s end.

Typically, privacy is a key worry when it comes to digital interventions in healthcare. But as increasingly sophisticated tech comes to the fore, people are warming to the idea of 'precision healthcare' that closely examines unique medical profiles for more accurate treatment and diagnosis.

Tracking apps, wearables, and telemedicine services hold the potential to transform healthcare for women. But just how much autonomy do these digital tools provide over one’s wellbeing? And as traditional healthcare models diversify, how can they best harness tech to serve female patients?

Getting a vaccine may seem like the easiest choice in the world for some, but for others, a constellation of motivations and fears serves as barriers to accepting medical interference. Canvas8 polled 1,000 Americans and spoke to ten people to find out where they turn for trusted medical information.