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01/31/2021

Doctor–Patient Relationship

A doctor–patient relationship (DPR) is considered to be the core element in the ethical principles of medicine. DPR is usually

01/31/2021

Triumeq

NOTICE: This Consumer Medicine Information (CMI) is intended for persons living in Australia. TRIUMEQ Film-coated tablets 50 mg dolutegravir (as

11/14/2020

Oliver Wyman exec says men and women view leadership differently, propelling the gender gap in healthcare

Like many industries, the healthcare sector has a gender parity issue when it comes to leadership positions. Despite countless conversations

09/16/2020

Personal protective respirator masks (PPE) often do not fit correctly, especially for women and Asian healthcare workers

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has put the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including face masks, under the global spotlight. However

07/22/2020

Lab-made ‘mild virus’ mimics coronavirus, can aid drug, vaccine discovery

Scientists have genetically modified a “mild virus” which generates antibodies in humans just like the novel coronavirus, but without causing

03/19/2020

So you can withstand the Corona quarantine to seeds without a club or to go for the jugular

It is by far the most effective method to slow down the spread of the Coronavirus, To themselves and others,

02/04/2020

Vulnerability in healthcare of migrants living with HIV

Migrants living with HIV are a particularly vulnerable group in Sweden and Swedish health care, research from the University of

12/20/2019

How can healthcare achieve real technology driven transformation?

Real transformation in healthcare through the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, telecommunications, and other advanced technologies could provide significant

11/26/2019

Antibiotic use linked to later onset of Parkinson’s: Study

Commonly used oral antibiotics can increase the likelihood of a neurodegenerative disorder. Higher exposure to commonly used oral antibiotics is

09/09/2019

Experts talk bioethics, healthcare in new book

The United States spends twice as much on health care per person than any other affluent democracy. But that spending