During the peak of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, the health-care system's capacity was stretched and hospitals across Canada relied on each other to share resources and provide care.
Researchers developed a blood test to detect immune responses in multiple sclerosis patients, aiding in understanding and treating the autoimmune condition.
As there are no chairs or benches here, four of our family members were sitting on the floor outside the ICU last night. Moreover, hospital staff have switched off the fans during this summer, says Yedukondalu, a hospital visitor
A doctoral thesis at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Dentistry points to the possibility of reconsidering standard treatment routines, aiming to improve the quality of life for people who survive head and neck cancer.
The Palm Beach Health Network has become the latest health provider accused of illegally sharing identities and private health information of its patients with the social media company Meta, owner of Facebook.
Real Madrid’s pursuit of Leny Yoro (18) has not ended despite Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool circling the waters for the young French defender. The Spanish club hope to offer €30…
Researchers in six states and countries analyzed data from 25million colorectal cancer patients and found that rectal bleeding, abdominal pain, and anemia were the most common symptoms.
The Etsu Yahaya Abubakar Foundation in Niger state has provided free medical support to about 10,000 people. The inauguration of the free medical outreach was done at the Wadata Palace …
An escalation process that allows patients to demand a second opinion if they think their condition, or that of a loved one, is deteriorating but their concerns are being ignored, will be trialled at 143 hospitals in its first year, NHS…
He dedicated his work to “anyone who’s been pushed around by the healthcare system.” It’s up to us to remember what he fought for and march on: Power Belongs To Patients.
Cameras in common areas at Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center were supposed to make the troubled southern Illinois facility safer for the approximately 200 people with developmental disabilities who live there.