CVS warned of an impending surge in medical problems unrelated to coronavirus, as the pharmacy chain’s data suggest Americans are delaying routine health care during the pandemic
CVS Health Corp. executives warned Wednesday of an impending surge in medical problems unrelated to coronavirus, as the pharmacy chain’s data suggest Americans are delaying routine health care during the pandemic.
CVS, which owns insurance giant Aetna, says patients in April received fewer new prescriptions, as many have started fewer new treatments and seen doctors less frequently—a concern especially for patients who have chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease, which can lead to costly hospitalizations when...
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