Thailand: Digital Transformation to Improve Rural Healthcare

The Academic Conference on the Development of the Crown Prince Hospital was recently inaugurated, centred around supporting hospitals, particularly in rural areas, to keep pace with an increasingly tech-driven world with digital technologies and...

Viral ‘energy booster’ has doctors divided — here’s what to know before trying it

Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Jeremy London discusses the best lifestyle approach to maintaining good heart health, including the "80/20" rule for eating whole foods. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Coenzyme Q10, better known as CoQ10, is...

How OPay is using CyberLabs to train tomorrow’s innovators

In a bold step toward transforming Nigeria’s education and technology ecosystem, OPay Nigeria has unveiled the CyberLab Initiative, a program designed to equip university students with practical cybersecurity skills while strengthening the...

Mind Mapping Enhances Nursing Students’ Stress Relief and Performance

In an era where academic pressures weigh heavily on students, especially those in high-stress fields such as nursing, innovative methods to enhance learning and well-being are increasingly necessary. A recent study conducted by Sankarapandian et...

Doctors warn time change can affect mental health as seasonal depression rises

ATLANTA — As clocks fall back and people enjoy an extra hour of sleep, health experts are reminding the public that the time change can also affect emotional well-being. About 5% of Americans experience Seasonal Affective Disorder, or “SAD,” a...

When doctors fail: What you can legally do about medical negligence

Remember that movie where a boy dies on the operating table and his mother takes the hospital to court? That story isn’t just fiction. Across India, families are fighting real cases of medical negligence — from newborns losing fingers to patients...

Doctors didn’t take me seriously – until my white male partner came with me

I want to be seen, heard and treated, explains Dahaba (Picture: Dahaba Ali Hussen) ‘Well, you’re not going to bleed to death, are you?’ the doctor in A&E said to me. I was dumbfounded. Earlier that day, doubled over in unimaginable pain, I had...

Mascoma Community Healthcare resumes medical services in Canaan

Sign up for the Valley News' morning newsletter and get essential news each day. CANAAN — The nonprofit Mascoma Community Healthcare planned to take over medical services at the clinic on the corner of Route 4 and Roberts Road on Saturday, as the...

Hao’s Canberra – the story of Raku and the city

Posted on 3 November, 2025 Hao Chen is one of the city’s most lauded chefs, attracting celebrities to sup on his exemplary Japanese cuisine and planning a massive new luxury Raku to open in the Crystalbrook Aurora in 2027 to really put Canberra’s...

Trump admin responds to 'Dilbert' creator's plea to 'help save my life' by expediting cancer treatment

Democratic strategist Leslie Marshall and National Review editor-in-chief Rich Lowry react to ‘Dilbert’ cartoonist Scott Adams’ allegedly racist remarks. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Cartoonist Scott Adams said in a social media...

Republicans Claim They Have a Healthcare Plan. But They Won’t Tell You What’s in It

"The plan is to come up with something better" Republicans appear determined to destroy the Affordable Care Act, but what will go in its place? It’s a question the party has struggled to answer since the ACA passed. Remember Trump’s first term...

PRAY FOR SCOTT ADAMS! Dilbert Creator Says He is ‘Declining Fast’ and Asks President Trump to Help Save His Life — Needs Newly Approved Drug For Advanced Prostate Cancer – Update: Trump Admin. Responded

Scott Adams Scott Adams is asking President Donald Trump to help save his life. Adams, who is the creator of the comic strip Dilbert and hosts the popular daily podcast Coffee With Scott Adams, needs his insurance provider to schedule the...

For-Profit Healthcare Makes Us Sick!

Even though most of us think of healthcare as a human right, the reality is that in the United States the provision of healthcare is big business. It places profits over people, demonstrating that priority through tax dodging, price gouging,...

30 years on: The full story of Mika Hakkinen’s life-threatening crash in Adelaide

Mika Hakkinen suffered one of the most serious non-fatal accidents in F1 history 30 years ago this month, and has remembered every detail in a special interview. The two-time F1 World Champion of 1998 and ’99 was seriously injured in a severe...

Assessing Nursing Care Plan Writing: Validity Study

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a newly adapted Turkish version of a student survey that focuses specifically on the writing of nursing care plans. This pivotal research, conducted by Aldemir Atmaca, Hançer Tok, and E. Yildiz,...

Telemedicine – Digitally Advanced Technology in the Field Of Healthcare, Which Benefits a Lot of Operations in the Global Sector

Telemedicine is the delivery of healthcare information and health-related services through telecommunication technology and medical information. It enables long-distance patient care, contact, consultation, information, reminders, therapy,...

Rep. Jamie Thompson highlights support for healthcare licensure compacts and criticizes school sex ed boards

Jamie Thompson, Michigan State Representative for the 28th District | Official facebookJamie Thompson, Michigan State Representative for the 28th District | Official facebook Rep. Jamie Thompson, a Michigan state legislator, recently used her...

Heart benefits of exercise: An unexpected twist in the story

Everyone knows exercise protects the heart. But what if men and women don’t benefit equally? Researchers at Xiamen University set out to investigate using a tool that’s become part of everyday life – a fitness tracker. The team followed over...

Nurses’ Emotional Challenges in Surgical Patient Care

In the ever-evolving field of healthcare, the emotional landscape navigated by nurses working in surgical units remains an understudied but critical domain. A recent qualitative study conducted by Şahin and Özhanlı sheds light on the nuanced...

Kaduna Journalists Trained on Human Rights Reporting, Social Inclusion and Access to Healthcare

The WaveMakers Initiative for Health and Youth Empowerment (WIHYE) has trained journalists in Kaduna State on how to report human rights issues responsibly, with a focus on ending discrimination, preventing jungle justice, and improving access to...