#healthcare

#healthcare

Dr. Serhii Baksheiev has conducted over 1,000 gynecological examinations in war-stricken Ukraine, employing mobile clinics to serve women in desperate need of medical attention.

Safiruddin sold his kidney in India for 3.5 lakh taka, hoping to alleviate poverty and provide for his family, but the money is long gone and his health is deteriorating.

Foxconn and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have revealed a robotic nursing assistant named Nurabot, expected to start selling in 2026, designed to assist nurses with tasks in hospitals.

Rep. Brittany Pettersen expressed her distress over being forced back to D.C. for a vote on President Trump's budget proposal, calling it disastrous and harmful to rural healthcare.

Over 40% of people who die by suicide visit a health care provider in the month before their death, highlighting the importance of healthcare in suicide prevention.

A former GP has been found guilty after conducting unnecessary genital examinations on patients, including teenage boys, under dubious medical justifications.

Researchers have discovered that giving antibiotics as soon as a child arrives at hospital could save tens of thousands of lives a year.

Hospitals in the U.S. face the 'July Problem' when new doctors start, creating complex system-wide changes that test healthcare resilience and adaptability.

The House plan lets workers deduct all reported tips from their taxable income, while the Senate version sets limits of $18,500 for individuals or $25,000 for joint filers.

The Sligo-Leitrim politician raised the matter in the Dáil, highlighting serious issues related to online sick certificates that endanger patient safety and the integrity of health consultations.

Mr Hancock said the decision to discharge patients from hospitals into care homes when testing was not available, was "the least worst solution".

Fiona Brady stated that Beaumont Hospital billed the NTPF for patients seen in core clinics as if they were additional, raising concerns about funding governance.

The Princess of Wales openly discussed her life-changing cancer journey and rollercoaster recovery on a visit to an Essex hospital, highlighting the toll cancer takes on family and friends. It is a life-changing experience both for the individual patient, but also for the families as well, and actually it sometimes goes unrecognised.

"You grow old with your patients as a clinician, and that's such an incredible privilege that doctors and nurses get," said Rao.

On September 1, 2025, the Google Ads Dangerous products or services policy and Google Shopping Dangerous products policy will be updated to restrict ads for pill presses, encapsulating machines and related components.

I was an interloper. It was the first of many times in my life that I would feel that self-conscious feeling of someone who had parachuted into a community, uninvited.

The report shows that both Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, despite employing encryption, often compromise security due to outdated TLS versions and plain text configurations.

The bill also harms millions of people by taking away their access to healthcare and food assistance, putting greater pressure on nonprofit organizations.

In 2023, the VA spent an eye-popping $284.7 billion on veteran benefits, covering everything from medical care to vocational training and disability compensation.

"I am thrilled that TTAM will be able to build on the mission of 23andMe to help people access, understand and benefit from the human genome," Wojcicki said in a statement.

"We have reached an agreement with UnitedHealthcare that protects access to MSK for thousands of patients and ensures we can continue delivering the highest standard of cancer care," said Selwyn M. Vickers, MD, FACS, President & CEO of MSK.

Mark Cuban is determined to challenge the influence of pharmacy benefit managers in U.S. healthcare through his startup, Cost Plus Drugs, aiming for market disruption.

"I'm gonna vote no, there's no drama, we know the votes are going to go."

Cognitive decline in the physician workforce is a problem that has come to the attention of healthcare organizations.

The day after his arrest, during a standard medical intake, Perez was diagnosed with several health issues. On June 17, he was admitted to Larkin Community Hospital with "unstable angina" - reduced blood flow to the heart that causes chest pain. The condition can lead to a heart attack.

The report stresses the necessity for improved succession planning and enhanced incentives for GPs in pressured regions, where demographic changes are leading to doctor shortages.

In Washington over the last few years, it's become increasingly evident that leaders who are willing to embrace bipartisanship, compromise, and demonstrate independent thinking are becoming an endangered species.