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HEALTH1d agoOfficials visit hotels, hostels in Shivamogga to check establishments storing and serving foodShivamogga sub-division Assistant Commissioner Maitri H.P.S. instructed the owners and managers that food-handling staff should undergo periodic health check-up, and receive the necessary training in safe food-handling practicesThe Hindu
HEALTH1d agoOsaka Prefecture and City create basic concept draft for 'Addiction Countermeasure Center' in anticipation of IR openingAsahi Shimbun
HEALTH1d agoRare brain surgery in Vijayapura hospital saves womanThe surgery was covered under Ayushman Bharat - Arogya Karnataka (AB-ArK)The Hindu
HEALTH1d agoDiphtheria: Katsina hospital overwhelmed as officials silent on case, death figuresThe Federal Teaching Hospital Katsina says an influx of suspected and confirmed diphtheria cases has pushed its children’s ward beyond capacity, as the state prepares to brief the public on the scale of the outbreak and its response. The post Diphtheria: Katsina hospital overwhelmed as officials silent on case, death figures appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoAmgen's Repatha cuts death risk by 20% in heart studySeeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH1d agoHis grandfather suffers from Alzheimer's, he began studying how it attacks cells and discovered two medications that could help combat the diseaseLeon Wang, de 17 años, realizó una investigación sobre la necesidad de formulación de nuevos fármacos.Clarín
HEALTH1d agoWhy too many women are prescribed antibiotics for UTIs they don't haveA recent study found that many women treated for recurrent UTIs didn't have UTIs at all. Instead, their symptoms were caused by hormonally driven inflammation and pelvic floor dysfunction.NPR News
HEALTH1d agoEzequiel Arrieta, doctor, and the four "simple ways" to feel better right nowEn Lo que el cuerpo sabe, el médico y doctor en Ciencias Biológicas brinda herramientas accesibles, de bajo costo y alto impacto.Clarín
HEALTH1d agoShould we all be taking low doses of lithium to prevent Alzheimer’s?Animal studies have shown that lithium orotate could help stave off dementia, and a human trial is about to start to see if the effects hold. Columnist Alice Klein takes a look at the benefits and downsides of lithiumNew Scientist
HEALTH1d agoWhat to pack in a college first aid kitThis article provides guidance on essential items to include in a first aid kit for college students. It offers practical advice for personal health preparedness in an academic setting.wesh.com · United States
HEALTH1d agoOxfordshire set for two new NHS mental health facilitiesOxfordshire is slated to receive two new NHS mental health facilities. This development aims to expand mental healthcare services in the region.oxfordmail.co.uk · United Kingdom
HEALTH1d agoMajor MND move must go nationwide for research boostA significant initiative concerning Motor Neuron Disease (MND) is advocated to expand nationwide to enhance research efforts. This highlights a public health appeal for increased funding and scope in disease research.macleayargus.com.au · Australia
HEALTH1d agoHong Kong students, high-risk cases can get flu vaccines 1 week early this yearHong Kong school students and other residents deemed at risk can receive their influenza vaccines one week earlier this year, after the government diversified its procurement efforts and streamlined administrative measures. Authorities also said on Monday it would aim to boost the injection rate among people aged 65 or above and those aged six months to two years, adding that they would rely on reminders from doctors during medical encounters as a prioritised measure. Dr Edwin Tsui Lok-kin,...South China Morning Post
HEALTH2d agoWhat happens next with bird flu ? An expert explains why monitoring mattersAn expert discusses the future of bird flu and emphasizes the importance of monitoring the situation. This highlights ongoing public health concerns related to the disease.theconversation.com · Australia
HEALTH2d agoMen view dieting as feminine — but supportive spouses could be the solution, according to new studyMen find weight loss difficult due to a lack of support and the view that diet programmes are “feminine spaces”, according to new research.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH2d agoA Bat Hit Me . And the Clock Started TickingAn individual shares an experience of being hit by a bat, suggesting potential health concerns. This brings attention to the risks associated with wildlife encounters.thetyee.ca · Canada
HEALTH2d agoEx - surgeon referred to tribunal for alleged misconductA former surgeon is facing a tribunal due to accusations of misconduct. This action indicates serious concerns regarding their professional conduct.hardenexpress.com.au · Australia
HEALTH2d agoHeavy school backpacks can strain children's bodies. Here’s how to lighten the loadAs back-to-school shopping gets underway, experts warn that overloaded backpacks can strain children's bodies.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH2d agoCommunity Scoop » Employing Graduate Nurses Will Help Keep Them In Nursing And The CountryEmploying graduate nurses is suggested as a strategy to retain them within the nursing profession and the country. This highlights concerns about healthcare workforce sustainability.community.scoop.co.nz · New Zealand
HEALTH2d agoEx - surgeon referred to tribunal for alleged misconductA former surgeon has been referred to a tribunal due to alleged misconduct in their professional practice.portnews.com.au · Australia
HEALTH2d agoCOVID - 19 Injection Cover - Up : Where Are the Indictments ? This article questions the lack of indictments regarding an alleged COVID-19 injection cover-up. It raises concerns about transparency and accountability related to pandemic responses.newswithviews.com · United States
HEALTH2d agoEx - surgeon referred to tribunal for alleged misconductA former surgeon has been referred to a tribunal due to allegations of misconduct. This indicates a formal review of professional ethics and standards within the medical field.queanbeyanage.com.au · Australia
HEALTH2d agoEx - surgeon referred to tribunal for alleged misconductAn former surgeon has been referred to a tribunal due to allegations of misconduct. This indicates a formal process against a medical professional regarding their professional conduct.mandurahmail.com.au · Australia
HEALTH2d agoEx - surgeon referred to tribunal for alleged misconductA former surgeon has been referred to a tribunal for alleged misconduct. This indicates a professional accountability process concerning medical practice.dailyliberal.com.au · Australia
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