Every major medical center in America sits on a gold mine. The data they hold about their patients and research
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They call us heroes, so it’s okay if we die – pediatrician protested for protective equipment
You can see in the Video: children’s doctor, and protested for more Corona-protection equipment. A lonely Protest on a roof
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Rapid COVID-19 diagnostic test to be deployed in hospitals
A new rapid diagnostic test for COVID-19, developed by a University of Cambridge spinout company and capable of diagnosing the
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The German pandemic plan and that we could be facing
Two days ago, the world has warned health organization, WHO, in connection with the Coronavirus a pandemic. Including a country
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The System discriminates against those in need of Protection: Economic pressure undermines the ethics of medicine
An older man wanders in the night confused by the streets and is brought from the ambulance service in the
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New best practice approach to resuscitation competence and data management unveiled for hospitals
An integrated resuscitation product pairing combining the latest in resuscitation science, data management and quality improvement solutions is being offered
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Surprise medical bills are on the rise: STUDY
A new study from Stanford University published in JAMA Internal Medicine shows surprise medical bills – when you visit a
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Study shows most Catholic hospitals don’t advertise religious restrictions on health care
In a survey of Catholic hospitals throughout the country, researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus found many
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Spending is out of control in nearly 40 per cent of the NHS
Spending is out of control at four in 10 NHS hospitals and organisations amid claims they ‘aren’t listening’ to budget
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A third of parents to skip flu shot for their kids
Last year’s flu season was among the deadliest the U.S. has seen in decades. But with this year’s flu season
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