Telehealth and Biohacking: A Risky Combination
Send us Fan Mail The rise of biohacking has transitioned from a niche interest to a mainstream trend, particularly in the context of drugs like Ozempic and ketamine. While biohacking aims to enhance human performance and health, it raises significant questions about the risks and benefits, especially concerning telehealth services. Individuals are increasingly seeking prescriptions for medications traditionally used for specific medical conditions, such as diabetes, and utilizing them off-lab...
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