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Heat Illness Warning: Valley doctors say extreme heat can turn deadly fast, urging residents to watch early signs like dizziness, headaches, cramps and unusual fatigue—and treat confusion or personality changes as heat-stroke emergencies. Workplace Safety: Ghana’s health service condemned the assault of a midwife at Tema Community 22 Polyclinic, calling it an unprovoked attack on frontline care and renewing calls for stronger protection for nurses and midwives. Nursing Leadership: St. Joseph Regional Medical Center appointed Pamela Sly as Assistant Chief Nursing Officer, highlighting a push for nursing excellence and workforce development. Care Access & Cost Pressure: South Africa’s “missing middle” is being squeezed out of private cover, pushing more families toward the public system as costs rise. Women’s Health Recognition: Mohali OB-GYN Dr. Tejinder Kaur was featured among India’s top doctors for 15+ years of fertility care, high-risk obstetrics and community education. Clinical Research Data: A new open-access COVID-19 hospital database from Barcelona hospitals was published to support reproducible research on outcomes and long-term sequelae.

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Mohali gynaecologist Dr. Tejinder Kaur featured among India’s top doctors

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Tiller-Hewitt HealthCare Strategies marks 25 years of healthcare growth consulting

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Santa Clara County health advocates plan rally over public healthcare cuts

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Dr. Dawn Tartaglione set to appear on America’s Best Doctors TV

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